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Posted Thursday, Jan 11, 2007 by Steve.
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How Do I Keep My Website From Being Viewed In a Frame?

Learn how to keep your website from being viewed in a frame. This is not necessarily good practice, but it's needed in some instances. Continue...

Developer Tips and Tutorials Javascript Browsers
Posted Wednesday, Jan 10, 2007 by Steve.
Views: 84,709 Today: 2

How Can I Easily Manage an XML Configuration File in .NET?

.NET makes reading and writing XML as easy as pie. Use a class template and you never have to deal with XML at all. Continue...

Developer Tips and Tutorials C# XML
Posted Tuesday, Jan 09, 2007 by Steve.
Views: 374,656 Today: 10

How Do I Get Paths and URL fragments from the HttpRequest object?

A reference for extracting URL and path information from the HttpRequest object in ASP.NET. Continue...

Developer Tips and Tutorials ASP.NET C#
Posted Tuesday, Jan 09, 2007 by Steve.
Views: 29,082 Today: 1

What is Request.AcceptTypes in ASP.NET

What the heck is Request.AcceptTypes in ASP.NET? Continue...

Developer Tips and Tutorials ASP.NET C# Browsers
Posted Tuesday, Jan 09, 2007 by Steve.
Views: 69,277 Today: 1

Using the HttpContext object

Learn how you can get access to the HttpContext object when you're not in the code-behind of an ASPX page? Continue...

Developer Tips and Tutorials ASP.NET C# Web

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