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how to create tables using scripts with databaseOwner and objectQualifier
Written by Super UserIt's a professional logic to use the databaseOwner
and objectQualifier values when creating tables
else you will not be able to identify the tables
in databases with ease and gain other benefits of it.
keeping and using application settings in web.config file
Written by Super Userin asp.net application or website </appSettings>
section in web.config is used to store application
setting to be used.you can keep settings in this
section as -
if you placed datalist command buttons as -
<asp:DataList ID="DataList1" DataKeyField="CommentId" runat="server"
OnItemCommand="DataList1_ItemCommand">
<ItemTemplate>
<asp:LinkButton ID="Edit" Text="Select" CommandName="Edit" runat="server" />
<asp:LinkButton ID="delete" Text="Approve" CommandName="Delete" runat="server" />
.......
how to create and write data in a file in a specified directory
Written by Super Userthis post will show how to create a file in dotnetnuke module
directory and write some data in the file.you can use this
technique in asp.net application too -
for you plugin.To achieve this you have to create a admin settings page
accessible from wordpress admin dashboard.
if you have a asp.net web page which is derived
from a master page then you may have trouble
using a form inside your page.It happens because
of your master page using a form.It's a little tricky
to be able to use another form which you need to use.
you have to use a javascript line for that.
how to autogenerete membership tables using membership provider
Written by Super Userwe know how to use asp.net membership provider.
most of the time we create membership tables
manualy.But those tables can be created
automatically by adding a line in the membership
provider configuration in web.config file.
how to assign specific role when user registers
Written by Super Userusing asp.net membership provider user
registration is done by the CreateUserWizard
control in the Register.aspx page.