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I’ve been looking for this tip for many hours and finally found one…
As I like to try as customization as possible with asp.net, most of the time I ended up with writing a complete javascript mechanism with asp.net. Sometimes those are hacks, but another time I found it very easier to make things happen in asp.net pages. Anyways here’s the link to the blog entry…
I didn’t know WebClient class that much until today.
I did some experiments with that class and found it very useful when you need to update content that Livelink maintains.
Livelink has a public fetch feature, which is a link to get a document stored in Livelink. An user types livelink the public fetch url in the address bar on the browser and gets to see the document on browser if the document is html type.
Anyways, so Livelink is my content respository. All I need to do in order to see the content is to set up an asp.net page and have it read and set Text property of Label or TextBox to whatever is in the document in Livelink.
The minimal coding for the solution was (I’m using Visual Studio 2003 and VB.net):
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I took look at http://www.techfeed.net/blog/index.cfm/2006/2/27/ColdFusion-is-better-than. What this author missed out is that first it’s asp tutorial, not asp.net. And 2nd: there’s a validation webcontrol in asp.net which minimizes any possible work for the validation to work.
Check out this site for that: http://samples.gotdotnet.com/quickstart/aspplus/doc/webvalidation.aspx
I just wanted to note that asp.net has those kinds of validation feature already and not to mislead readers to the wrong fact regarding asp.net. The article seemed to went to the conclusion stright.
It’s just my 2cents.