Return a single table full of data from store procedure we can use a DataTable but to return multiple tables from store procedure we have to use DataSet. DataSet is a bunch of DataTables. So the following code you can use to return single table.
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Wednesday, April 23, 2014
Saturday, April 19, 2014
Access Session Variable in ASHX Files ASP.NET
Many of us has found an obstacle to access the session variables in our generic handler. Here i found the right way to access the session variables in our handler file (.ashx).
For that you need to import an extra namespace,
using System.Web.SessionState;
Then inherit the class with an extra interface...
Multiple File Uploading Asynchronously using Jquery and Generic Handler in ASP.NET C#
To days topic is File Upload Asynchronously using Jquery and Generic Handler in ASP.NET C#. In this article I will show you how to upload a single file or multiple files in your ASP.NET project using jquery and generic handler.
So, what actually Generic Handler is?
Some ASP.NET files...
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
File Uploading Without Page Loading Asynchronously with AJAX Control Tool Kit in ASP.NET C#
It this article we will discuss about the file uploading without refreshing the page asynchronously in ASP.NET C#. For that we need the AJAX Control Toolkit. For that you have to download the AJAX Control Toolkit. I have previously shared an article on that. You can visit this here.
Before proceeding you need to get info about AsyncFileUpload.
Add the Register into the page first.
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Thursday, April 3, 2014
Web User Controls in ASP.NET C#
Web User Controls are the newest process to add different parts of a website instead of Master Page concept. Here you can add the tools according to your format, and don't need to move in a same master page every time. Its a better approach to build a website than the master page.
To do...
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