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Aspose.Grid is your total grid solution. Aspose.Grid comes packaged with two different GUI .NET components: one to support desktop applications and another to support web applications. Aspose.Grid provides the ability to import from and export to Excel® spreadsheets. Doing so means that anyone familiar with Excel (even end-users) can design the look and feel of a grid. Nowhere else will you find a component as feature-rich, easy to use and as well priced as Aspose.Grid.

In the current sample of the project, I used the AJAX development approach to dynamically display and interact with the information presented. I decided to couple the JavaScript Grid and Web Service from my previous articles. This article shows how it's simple to use my JavaScript Grid along with AJAX on client side. Since the client and server code were done, all that I needed to do is to couple it into one application. It is pretty simple to introduce the Grid into a web application..

Getting friendly with HTML in ASP.NET MVC just got a whole lot easier. In this article, I’ll delve into the Spark View Engine, an alternate view engine for the ASP.NET MVC Framework. Spark’s main goal is to allow HTML to dominate the flow of view development while allowing code to fit in seamlessly.

In Windows Presentation Foundation and Silverlight, using a Canvas or a single-cell Grid seems very similar. The difference is in how the container appears to the rest of the layout system. Canvas doesn’t participate in layout, so you can use it whenever you need to transcend layout.

Page state, commonly referred to as view state, is persisted in a hidden form field, by default. When a page is being rendered, any programmatic changes to a control's state is saved to the page's overall view state. During the rendering stage, this view state is serialized into a base-64 encoded hidden form field and sent down to the client's browser. On postback, the view state data is sent back to the web server, where it is deserialized and returned to the appropriate Web controls in control hierarchy so that they may re-establish their state as it was prior to the postback.

View state provides a slick way to remember state in a stateless client-server model and it happens underneath the covers without any extra effort from page developers. The downside of view state, however, is that in certain situations the view state can grow to be exceedingly large. A large view state requires a longer page download time since it bloats the total web page size and also affects the postback time, since the entire view state content must be posted back to the web server along with the other form fields.

It is possible, however, to persist view state to an alternate medium. Such customizations were possible in ASP.NET 1.x by overriding a couple of methods in the Page class. ASP.NET 2.0 makes customizing page state persistence easier as this logic is handled through a separate class. In this article we'll explore the built-in page state persistence options in ASP.NET 2.0, which includes the ability to persist page state to session state rather than through a hidden form field.

Discover how easy it can be to build browser-friendly HTML from your datasources with WebGrid. Maintaining a datasource is plug and play with WebGrid. Set a few properties and WebGrid will generate a browser friendly data form, and handle all database interaction for insert, update, and datasource delete using safe parameterized queries generated by the grid. A user friendly system message is generated if user input is not valid.

The demo application is a Silverlight YouTube Jukebox which allows users to select artists, view their albums, select an album, and view the album's tracks. Users can right click on any track name and select to view the track details. By selecting a track (left click), users initiate a search for a YouTube video. Up to four possible matches are presented to the user as thumb images; the video title appears as the user mouses over the image. The user can then click on any of the images to view the YouTube video.

This article describes using the Model-View-Presenter pattern within ASP.NET to encourage proper separation of concerns between presentation and business logic.

Repackage of Workflow Foundation's property grid for general use

A very simple forum with the functionality similar to code project discussion board where user can view multiple messages in a tree view, done in C Sharp, ASP.NET, SQL Server and JavaScript.