Gridview : Check/Uncheck Check boxes in Gridview – Without paging

In this post we are going to see how to check/uncheck check boxes in the row, when the Header Row check box checked/unchecked. This is the most common scenario for all the programmers. The below code works fine with the grid view where the pagination is disabled. 

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Learn By Experience: SMS Gateways

                   In this post I’m going to discuss about the most common question I found in ASP.Net forum. The question is “How to send SMS from my asp.net application?”. This is one of the frequent question I found in my experience with ASP.Net forum. 

                   Earlier I also, asked that kind of question. So here I’m going to give a detailed explanation.

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Visual Studio Tips & Tricks - 5 : Class Library – An Introduction

                      Class Library is a one of the project type offered in Visual Studio. Normally a class library contains class definition or interface. If we use the class library in projects we can gain the below advantages:

•             Provide a single DLL regardless of class files. That is a class library contains number of class files. But the output of the class library is a Single “DLL” (Dynamic Link Library) File.
•        The main purpose of the class library comes into picture in a layered architecture projects.For example, a web project contains various layers (such as Business and Data Access Layers). If we use a separate class library for each layer, in this case if any layer changed we just compiled that particular layer and get the dll and replace it in Production environment.  At these times, class library project type are best option.

Readers do you have any tip? Please use comment.

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My Blogging Journey So For

                            Few years ago, around 2011, at one night I decided and started blogging about ASP.Net technologies. I’m diehard fan of WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment), as of now I’m a huge fan of John Cena. From his slogan “The Champ Is Here” I pick up the name “Champ” and put it my blog. This is how I named my blog.

The Champ Is Here!

                At Initial stage I’m not a serious blogger. But from the year 2013, onwards I decided to do something to the ASP.Net community. So that I decided to post article in a regular basis. As of now I’m serious about this.

Since its starting, my blog goes up and down. As of now I have crossed over 8000+ views. (thanks to everyone who helped to achieve this height.

               Apart from blogging, I’m a member of the ASP.Net forums where I can contribute to the community directly as much as I can.

               My blog traffic also increased during this year after I post in a regular intervals. You can see the result in the below figure. Recently i have changed the UI of this website and mapped from blogger to the custom website.

Overall Growth of my website

              Normally I got nearly 1000+ page views per month, which is very low compare to other blogs, but I’m happy with my work.

In future also I really want to do the same to the ASP.Net community.

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IIS Tips & Tricks # 2: Set Default page for a website in IIS

                         In few websites, if we type the website name, (like www.someurl.com) it will automatically loaded the page www.someurl.com/index.aspx . This is because of the setting of the “Default Document” feature of IIS. 

                           In this post we are going to discuss about this feature of IIS.

1. Open IIS, by type the command “inetmgr” in Run window.
2. Select “Default Document” and click.
3. In the feature view, we can see some type of Document orderly kept.

Default Document - Feature View

          The top most had the high priority and the last one had least priority.
As per the above figure, the document “Default.htm” had the high priority, the file “Default.aspx” had the lowest priority. Which means whenever the user types a url (like www.someurl.com) then IIS look any one of the file exist in the above order on that Virtual Directory. If it finds any one of the file, it will load that page.

         IIS also allow, add/remove the custom default document per website. For example if we are specify a page (say home.htm) as the default document which does not exist in the website then IIS will look into that website and Alert the user as shown below, which explicitly state that that each time when we type the url IIS will look in that order. 

Add Custom Default Document

            So as per the alert, it is advisable to move the default document at the top level, which will increase the performance in the sense IIS can avoid to go further down in the list.

Readers, do you have any other tip, please comment me.

Hope this helps!

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