TrooBloo - Active Server PagesArticles and tutorials regarding Active Server PagesA Simple ASP.NET MessageBox Class- (Found July 15, 2008 ) by Lee Gunn on ASP.NET Read Comments Rate this resource Viewed 172 times Rating: 2 users 4.50 out of 5 Next When moving from Windows Forms to ASP.NET Web Forms, an API that may be missed is that offered by the System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox Class. Sometimes when developing web forms the application may wish to inform the user of a successful or, god forbid, an unsuccessful operation. An effective way to communicate an important message to the user is through the use a MessageBox or,...http://www.developerfusion.com/show/4700/ Beginning Active Server Pages 3.0- (Found July 15, 2008 ) This manuscript is an abridged version of a chapter from the Wrox Press book Beginning Active Server Pages 3.0 . Chapter 6 is concerned with an explanation of objects. Some of you may have heard terms like 'object oriented programming', 'object models', and similar. 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The second argument is the sub-string you are searching for within the first argument. The third one is the string that will replace the second argument into the searched string (first argument). Have a look at the following...http://www.aspdev.org/articles/asp-replace()-vbscript/ ASP.NET Form Validation control- (Found July 15, 2008 ) Product ASP.NET Form Validation control 1.0 Cost Notes More Information The ASP.NET Form Validation control provides automatic form field error highlighting, an advanced error summary that can link to each field with an error, auto focus, and much more. The control works with all Microsoft validators as well as most 3rd party validators, and includes design time support for Visual Studio.NET and ASP.NET Matrix. Full documentation and sample form included. 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