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INFO: Roadmap for Web Forms Data Binding

(313481) - This article provides a roadmap to learn and master data binding using ASP.NET Web Forms. To assist you with learning a Microsoft product or technology, roadmap articles provide links to useful information, including online documentation, Microsoft...


Post-RTM .NET Framework 1.1 ASP.NET Hotfix Package symptoms

(818803) - This package contains hotfixes for the symptoms that are discussed in the "More Information" section.


How To Use Active Server Pages to Create a Dynamically Growing Form

(163499) - This article provides an example of how to simulate a dynamically growing form using Active Server Pages. This example allows you to enter items one at a time, and add them to a list. Once the list has been created, it can be submitted as a whole.


How To Declare an Array at Application Level Scope in Active Server Pages

(165293) - In developing a Web Application, you may want to declare a table of data for use by one or more pages at application level scope. This article demonstrates how to declare, populate, and reference an array that has been declared at application level...


"strncpy()" equilvant ?

use Array.Copy method>-----Original Message----->hi,>>i have a:>char[] record = new char[100];>>In this i am loading a fixedlength record from a file.>>What i would like to do, is to copy segments from this array into either>smaller strings or smaller arrays.>>In C i would probably do something lik...


"strncpy()" equilvant ?

hi,i have a:char[] record = new char[100];In this i am loading a fixedlength record from a file.What i would like to do, is to copy segments from this array into eithersmaller strings or smaller arrays.In C i would probably do something like this:strncpy (field1, &record[0],10);strncpy (field2, &re...





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