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Exporting GridView to Excel is a very common task which is performed in most of the web applications. There are various techniques of exporting the GridView to excel and it highly depends on the application scenario. In this article I will demonstrate some techniques that you will find useful.

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In this video Mohammad Azam will demonstrate how to select checkboxes inside the GridView control.



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DataBinding Custom Properties Using User Controls in WPF
WPF databinding simplyfies many complex operations and allows to achieve the result by only using the XAML code. In this article we will demonstrate how to use a custom dependency property in a databinding operation inside a user control.
Get Notified When Client Opens Email
So, you had a fight with your girl friend and she is not taking your phone calls. You left countless number of messages but she never replied. You sent her emails but have no idea that she checked it or not. In these cases it will be a good idea to get a notification when your girl friend has opened her email. This will give you a little piece of mind that she is reading your emails. Let's see how we can implement this functionality.
Exporting GridView to PDF Document
In one of the previous articles we demonstrated how to export a GridView to excel. In this article we will demonstrate how to export GridView to PDF format using the ITextSharp library.
Creating Nested Master Pages
Master pages in ASP.NET2 allow you to apply consistent look to all the web pages of your web site. You can use more then one master page on your website. When more than one master page is used, you can make use of nested master pages. This type of requirement typically arises in situations when you have two important entities that need to be referred together.
Working with WebParts
Most of the web portals these days allow you to transmit information from various sources and organize them as you want. They provide you a personal page on their website and provide you a great scope of personalization on their websites. The great degree of personalization, on such web portals or websites can be provided with the help of web parts, which are the standalone parts of a web page. They are very loosely coupled with the database and the Active Directory. ASP.NET 2.0 allows you to build flexible web parts on your web portals that do not keep you tied to a particular database solution. This articles discusses about the web parts, some important web part controls, and the display modes of the web parts. The article further explains the building of web parts page with the help of an example application.
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Creating Mockups Using Balsamiq Mockups
In this screencast Mohammad Azam will demonstrate how to use Balsamiq Mockups to create really cool mockups for your websites.
Exporting GridView to PDF
In this screencast we will demonstrate how to export a GridView control to PDF format. This screencast will look at one of the way that this can be accomplished. In future screencast we will demonstrate how to perform this operation much cleanly.
Creating GridView Menu Using HoverMenuExtenderControl
In this screencast we will demonstrate how to display a hover menu when the mouse hover over the GridView row. We will be using the HoverMenuExtender control which is part of the Ajax Control Toolkit.
Creating DropDownList Dependencies Inside GridView
In this screencast we will demonstrate how to create a DropDownList dependency inside the GridView control. We will use the Northwind database and change the Products when the Category is selected.
Adding Default Item to a DropDownList
In this screencast we will demonstrate how to add a default item to the top of your DropDownList control. We are going to see the approaches used in ASP.NET 1.0/1.1 and ASP.NET 2.0 framework.
Adding a Confirmation Box When Deleting Items Using GridView
In this screencast we are going to learn how to add a confirmation box when deleting an item from the GridView control. The confirmation box will give the user one last opportunity to discard the delete operation.
Fragment Caching in ASP.NET
In this screencast we will demonstrate how to cache user controls in ASP.NET. This sort of caching is called Fragment Caching since we are only caching the portion of the page instead of the whole page.
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