IT Web Feeds » Items by Scott Mitchell

Feeds

1576 items (1575 unread) in 13 feeds

• Developer Fusion Recent Articles & Tutorials (16 unread)

WebDevelopment (1172 unread)

• Open Source Web Development Tutorials - RSS Feeds (97 unread)
• 4GuysFromRolla.com Headlines (32 unread)
• ASP.NET Daily Articles (183 unread)
• dev-exchange.com (86 unread)
• SitePoint.com (69 unread)
• ScottGu's Blog (43 unread)
• C-Sharpcorner Latest Articles (265 unread)
• The Code Project Latest Articles (397 unread)
• Developer Tutorials

PHP (97 unread)

• Good PHP Tutorials - New Tutorials (97 unread)

ColdFusion (212 unread)

• Ben Nadel ColdFusion And Web Development Feed @ BenNadel.com (212 unread)

MicrosoftExchangeServer (78 unread)

• MSExchange.org (78 unread)

Items by Scott Mitchell

• May 30, 2008
• 7:52

  Warning the User when Caps Lock is On

   » ‎ ASP.NET Daily Articles
  Scott Mitchell shows us how to know if the Caps Lock is on while writing to a lable
• March 20, 2008
• 7:52

  Extending the GridView to Include Sort Arrows

   » ‎ ASP.NET Daily Articles
  While the GridView supports built-in, bi-directional sorting, it does not provide any visual feedback as to what column the grid is sorted by. This article looks at how to add an up or down arrow image to the header of the column the GridView is sorted by.
• January 11, 2008
• 6:52

  Using ASP.NET 3.5's ListView and DataPager Controls: Grouping Data with the ListView Control

   » ‎ ASP.NET Daily Articles
  In this article we will see how to use the GroupTemplate and GroupItemCount properties to instruct the ListView control to render different encasing markup for every n records. We will look at two demos: one that renders records into a series of ordered lists, and another that illustrates how to display data in a multi-column table. Read on to learn more!
• January 10, 2008
• 6:52

  Displaying Data with the ListView

   » ‎ ASP.NET Daily Articles
  The ListView control, new to ASP.NET version 3.5, allows for a great detail of control over the rendered output (like the Repeater control), but still offers the plethora of built-in data features found in the GridView, DetailsView, and FormView. This article, the first in a series of articles on the ListView and DataPager controls, looks at the ListView's many available templates and illustrates how to display data. Read on to learn more!
• December 11, 2007
• 6:52

  Using Menus in an ASP.NET Web Application

   » ‎ ASP.NET Daily Articles
  Imagine you had just installed a new program to help prepare your taxes and, not wanting to bother with reading the instructions or help files, needed to figure out how to start entering the needed information. What would you do to get started? You'd likely scan the user interface, looking for a toolbar or menu. If the software program you installed was well-designed, it should be relatively easy to find out how to get started. The reason many computer programs are easy is due to the homogeneity of their user interfaces. We're accustomed to programs having a menu and a toolbar. We know that there will, at minimum, be menu items named File, Edit, and Help.