4091Tab Key in ASP.NEThttp://www.beansoftware.com/ASP.NET-Tutorials/Access-Tab-Key.aspxTo make your Web application more efficient and easier to use, you need to remove any difficulty in web form navigation that your user could experience. User interface and web site navigation must be logical, easy to use and if possible: already well-known from other applications. Off course, nobody wants to learn some new complicated and unnecessary things and crawl through a large help files. Users wants self-explanatory interface that they can start to use immediately.ASP.NET > Tips and TutorialsOct 10, 2006Richard Bean
ASP.NET 2.0 Training : Working with Web Parts - In this tutorial you will learn about Understanding Web Parts, Building pages with Web Parts, Web Part Display Modes, Advantages of using WebParts, To create a new Web site using WebParts, The Web.config File and Adding the WebPartManager Control.
Client applications are applications that run on the client system-or the desktop of the user. They are closest to the traditional windows based applications and they display forms or windows on the desktop enabling the user perform predefined tasks. Word processors and spread sheets are examples of client applications that employ menus, GUI elements and access local resources such as printers and scanners.
ASP has the ability to dynamically output any kind of office application format. Before to start coding, The first thing we need to do is set correct file type. Becase the browser needs to know what to do with the file. Second step is to edit file name. You can use HTML and CSS to create styles in your word document. .
In this, the second of our articles designed to introduce you to ASP.Net, we will discuss the tools that you will need to start developing in ASP.Net and point you in the direction of where they can be obtained. Some of these tools you may already have or they may be obtained from the Internet at no cost. Others may need to be purchased and the merits and benefits of these we will discuss so that you can decide which tools suit your purposes.
In our previous samples we simply used the QueryString to determine a user's language of choice. While great to showcase localization, it definitely won't do in a real-world application - namely because it would be a maintenance nightmare across multiple pages. An alternative I've used in the past is to use different domains or subdomains per supported culture. While this has the advantage of requiring no maintenance, not everyone has access to multiple domains or subdomains. Another alternative would be to store the culture in a cookie on the client. Of course, this has all the advantages and disadvantages of any other cookie-dependent solution. In the end, I'm of the strong opinion that using URL Rewriting is the best alternative.
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