A Form To Database Wizard is a multi-platform compatible script that offers a form to get data from users and then input the information into a database. Even the database is built for you as you go.
Adding a DropDownList to an Editable DataGrid is an ASP.NET article that contains more information about the datagrid and how to add a dropdown list box in the datagrid. You can copy and paste the code given in this tutorial on your web based...
Converting a DataReader to a DataTable is a web based tutorial through which programmers can gather information about the process of transforming the content of the datareader into data objects. The author discusses about the procedure that have...
Preparing your ASP Pages for a Transition to ASP.NET is an article which clearly presents the difference between the ASP and ASP.NET. In this article the author briefly examines the design and development changes in ASP.NET from classic ASP. The...
Advance Backup is A easy to use script that lets you take backups of your files and also your mysql databases. Store backups on your server or download them using your browser.Some features are- Easy to use web interface, Can backup entire sites...
This script will take a directory of images and index them to display a slide show.
In this article we will take a quick look at two methods for creating SHA1 passwords for use on the web using .NET. It is dangerous to store passwords anywhere in plain text!! SHA1 gives a quick and easy way to encode a password into a non-human...
This article discusses a solution to import MS Excel, MS Access, XML data to local or Remote MySQL databases by using a famous MySQL Admin Tool called Navicat.
NewsBar will just take a small space in your web page to scroll a lot of information. This JavaScript can scroll messages one after the other. Each message can be made to stay for a fixed time, which will then be replaced by the next one. Vital...
Most Web developers pick up a book to learn how to use a language like JavaScript, looking for practical examples of how to get things done. The Book of JavaScript: A Practical Guide to Interactive Web Pages is plenty practical, and hits the mark... | 
