In this tutorial we'll show you how easy it is to upload multiple files and adding their file names in the database with Advanced Multiple Uploader and Pure PHP Upload 2.
You can also use Pure ASP Upload 3 or Pure ASP.NET Upload 2 to achieve a similar result.
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In this tutorial we’re going to upload multiple files and add additional common form fields. We’ll use Pure ASP Upload 3 and the Advanced Multi Uploader extensions. You can also use Pure PHP Upload 2 or Pure ASP.NET Upload 2.
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A couple of weeks ago, I wrote an article on the new DMXzone Google Charts extension that makes it quick and easy to add Google Charts to your web pages. My first hour playing with that extension gave me one huge question: what about data driven web sites? Does this work when the data is fed from a database table or query?
Read MoreIn this tutorial we'll explore some of the more advanced data binding capabilities in ASP.NET 2.0 by binding a dropdown to a table and then using that dropdown control to feed a parameter to a stored procedure which returns data to a GridView control.
In this tutorial we'll look at an example which allows users to dynamically upload as many files as they like at one time. Although still bound by the single file selection limitation of the browser, it does give the added flexibility of being able to dynamically specify any number of files to upload at once.
In this tutorial we will explore one of the very cool components available at DNzone.com which can make adding image galleries to your website a totally unique experience for your visitors. This example is designed for Visual Studio web developers working with .NET.
Editors note: you need Advanced 3D ImageFlow Gallery.NET for Visual Studio to apply the lessons learned in this video
In this tutorial we'll view a demonstration that renders a GridView control with some sample data from the Northwind SQL database, and with a few simple lines of code is able to export that rendered data into Excel format streamed directly to the browser.
During this tutorial we'll explore how to combine two Ajax Control Toolkit controls, the DragPanelExtender, and the CollapsiblePanelExtender to create a menu that you can drag anywhere on the page, and open and close when needed.
I have been a Dreamweaver user since 1999. I have been a Team Macromedia member/Adobe Community Expert for Dreamweaver or UltraDev since the end of 2001. I have worked with a fair number of extensions over the years, I have watched or worked with a number of extension developers and I have even made a few extensions of my own.
Editors note: you need DMXzone Google Charts to apply the lessons learned in this article
Read MoreIn this, the final part of the jQuery and Air introduction we’re going to look at packaging our application into a single archive file that people can download and install on their machines. The process is quite simple, but does involve the use of several different technologies to complete successfully. We can also create a new version of our application so that we can test the update mechanism that we implemented in Part 4.
Read MoreIn this video Frank In this movie we'll show you how easy it is to create a 3D Pie Chart with DMXzone Google Charts.
