Codesnip: Redirecting a User to a Specific Page with Forms Authentication 08 Jun 2005 00:00 GMTIn most cases, when using Forms Authentication, redirecting a user to their originally requested page, or default.aspx, is the desired action. However, there may be times where you want to redirect a user to a specific page based on role membership, or to enforce a password change, or for some other reason. This codesnip will show you how to do so.
Source: AspAlliance Building Web Parts, Part 2 06 Jun 2005 04:00 GMTIn part one of this series, Wei-Meng Lee discussed how to create Web Parts and configure them to look good. But he didn't touch on one of the most important feature of Web Parts; that is, how to let users move the Web Parts from one zone to another. In this article, he shows you how to move Web parts and how you can configure Web Parts to make use of SQL Server 2000.
Source: O'Reilly Use the Power of Reflection to Dynamically Set SharePoint Web Part Properties 04 Jun 2005 04:51 GMTWhile SharePoint's User Defined Site Template saves you work by allowing users to tweak their interface designs themselves, allowing them to save site templates creates work for you. If you want to tip the workload balance back in your favor, a little Reflection can go a long way.
Source: DevX Review: Dundas Gauge for .NET 03 Jun 2005 00:00 GMTDundas Gauge for .NET is a set of gauge controls that can be used in both WinForm and ASP.NET applications to present data in analogue or digital gauges. This review analyses the various salient features of this product.
Source: AspAlliance UML for the Software Developer, Part 5: Component Diagrams 02 Jun 2005 04:22 GMTTheir ability to show interdependencies between applications' components make component diagrams invaluable. They can however be surprisingly complex. Find out how to use the right architectural patterns within your component diagrams to make them manageable.
Source: DevX Inheritance 101 02 Jun 2005 04:22 GMTExtend your knowledge of inheritance to more easily extend your .NET applications.
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