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HTML Input Placeholder Attribute
by Octavia Amghel
Language: Web, Level: Beginner: - Learn to use the input placeholder attribute in your HTML5 forms to show what's expected in that field.
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Bypassing a Dialog Window's DialogResult
by Hannes du Preez
Language: .NET||Expertise: Beginner
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Using Explicit Casting to Display Data
by Jaya Nehru Kumar
Explicit casting offers better performance while avoiding the cost of reflection.
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Displaying "Bit" Database Fields in Web Forms
by Srinath MS
When fields with 'Bit' Data Types are displayed on Web Pages, they shows as True/False, as opposed to showing the actual '0' / '1'.
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Changing the Title in a Web Form
by Srinath MS
In ASP.NET, a web form's title is determined by the HTML View's Title attribute. However, there is no property in the default (or any other namespace) that helps you to change the title programmatically.
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Improve Caching Perfomance with the Shared Attribute of the Output Directive
by MS Sridhar
Learn how to improve caching performance with the shared attribute of the output directive.
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