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Title:
cookie
Name:
Srikanth N S
Date:
2010-08-26 1:50:02 AM
Comment:
how do v create cookies?
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Title:
gud article
Name:
sanjay gera
Date:
2010-04-13 6:39:28 AM
Comment:
thanks for article
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very nice article
Name:
Ramarao.Gogineni
Date:
2009-06-29 8:42:03 AM
Comment:
iam very much thankful to the author keep it up.
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This is our opportunity.Thnku
Name:
Raghu Hyd
Date:
2009-04-03 10:26:00 AM
Comment:
We r all glad to u.Give few more FAQs
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thanks for article given
Name:
Beeshow
Date:
2008-11-03 5:10:31 AM
Comment:
great job ,,buddy
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Title:
good article
Name:
Sujith Mysore
Date:
2008-09-10 2:37:26 AM
Comment:
Great Article...Keep up the good work..cheers
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Questions on ASP.NET 2.0
Name:
CRM Developer
Date:
2008-06-10 3:54:44 AM
Comment:
nice Article, Thanks
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Great Job, Please post more Faqs, we are very thankful to u.
Name:
D.Ravikiran
Date:
2008-04-24 1:32:50 AM
Comment:
Great Job, Please post more Faqs, we are very thankful to this site and authors.
We appreciate your work.
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great job
Name:
amit anand
Date:
2007-08-23 8:26:49 AM
Comment:
seriously very useful....thanx so much
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Title:
Nice Article
Name:
Srinivasu Pemma
Date:
2007-08-12 5:29:42 AM
Comment:
HI all,
I found a good article over the net today.
I am very much thankful to the author
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FAQ's
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Nitin Sharma (.Net Technologies)
Date:
2007-06-18 5:59:56 AM
Comment:
Really Good......!!!!Thw way of explaining is very very good ...If i have to search something in google,i enter aspalliance along with the keywords..Great job aspalliance and all your partners.....
Keep it Up.....!!!!!
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good
Name:
jansi
Date:
2007-06-08 1:33:39 AM
Comment:
This is very much useful.
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Title:
Very Nice Work
Name:
Nirav Valera
Date:
2007-05-30 7:00:15 AM
Comment:
This is the really good job.
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Title:
good work
Name:
kapil sharma
Date:
2007-05-24 3:15:39 AM
Comment:
this is the good job work but there is not enough some more question add.
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Title:
Developer
Name:
Uday
Date:
2007-05-14 2:39:43 PM
Comment:
Thanks Kelvin and Paul
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Title:
Partial Classes
Name:
Paul
Date:
2007-05-14 11:08:25 AM
Comment:
Nice article, but I was shocked when I read the part on partial classes.
"A Partial class is a class that can be split into two or more classes."
A partial class is a class whose definition can be split into two or more files.
The main purpose of partial classes are to be able to separate generated files from custom files and not have to have a "...Base" class.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/06/00/C20/default.aspx#S4
Quote from above link:
"Partial types are a very handy feature. Sometimes it is necessary to modify a machine-generated file, such as a Web service client-side wrapper class. However, changes made to the file will be lost if you regenerate the wrapper class. Using a partial class, you can factor those changes into a separate file."
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Title:
Developer
Name:
Kelvin
Date:
2007-05-14 10:05:35 AM
Comment:
System.Int32 is a structure, not a class.
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