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Vista-like TaskDialog control for .NET Framework 2.0, compatible with Windows XP

A tree control implementation, allowing complete customization and animation support.

This tutorial is intended to explains quickly how to implement Drag and Drop using ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX Futures November CTP.

To explain this technology I've created a simple project with a custom Ajax control that implement a Jigsaw Puzzle Game.

Instrumenting an application with tracing has become increasingly sophisticated as the .NET framework has matured. Find out how to use tracing in your applications, how to fine-tune tracing to your needs with custom listeners, and how to gain field-level and robust formatting control over the output.

A custom DateTimePicker control for the Compact Framework which handles DBNull values

Have you ever been faced with the task of displaying multiple pages on the same Windows Form? Most of us would certainly respond in the affirmative, and most of us have addressed this by using the good-old Tab Control. While tabs are undoubtedly a proven way of handling such cases, there are situations calling for a "less generic" approach. What if we need to make our form a bit more visually appealing and use icons or graphical buttons to flip through pages? What if we don't want to display tabs at all? Many familiar applications feature such graphical interfaces; however, the .NET framework offers no built-in tools to accomplish this, at least at the time of this writing.

This article shines the light on a bug I came across in the ASP.NET HyperLink control implementation. In particular, when using URL rewriting the HyperLink control's ImageUrl property can be, in certain circumstances, incorrectly rewritten. The good news is that there is a simple workaround that's made possible by the flexible architecture of ASP.NET.

I spent a lot of time searching the Internet for controls like this, but the best ones are shareware and others did not fit my needs. So, what does this control have? I tried to make it look like Microsoft Word and I think that there are some similarities. The ruler lets you change the following: left and right margins, left indent, hanging indent and right indent. You also can disable margins (their values are set to 1).

This month Dino Esposito shows you how to get Windows-style modal dialog boxes for your Web applications thanks to the Ajax Control Toolkit and some clever coding.

One of the really great enhancements in ASP.NET was the introduction of master pages. They help developers to create a consistent layout for the pages in an application. Unfortunatly there is no such concept in WPF. But there is an easy way to build a control similar to an ASP.NET master page.