Displaying Linked MS Access Data in ASP.NET 2.0
In this video tutorial Kevin demonstrates how you can quickly and easily connect to an existing MS Access database and present relational data, without writing any code whatsoever.
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Free! - Creating a Dynamic Gallery with 3D ImageFlow Gallery
In this video tutorial Frank shows you how to create a dynamic gallery with 3D ImageFlow Gallery.
3D ImageFlow Gallery is a DMXzone rich media extension with which you can create amazing galleries with cool perspective effects in seconds. It gives your photos stunning fluent effects. Images can be added or changed directly in Dreamweaver. You can navigate using the mousewheel or by clicking on the photos and experience the smooth animations.
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Free! - Setting up a database with phpMyAdmin
In this video tutorial Frank shows you how to set up a Database with phpMyAdmin. He creates a very basic database with one table and four fields that you can use for extensions like 3D ImageFlow Gallery.
phpMyAdmin is an open source tool written in PHP intended to handle the administration of MySQL over the Internet. It can create and drop databases, execute any SQL statement and manage keys on fields.
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Everything you wanted to know about the Flex 2 DataGrid – part 2
Welcome to part 2 of the series of two articles on the Flex 2 DataGrid component. In part 1 of the article, I showed you how to load content from an external XML document and display it in the DataGrid. We set up the DataGrid structure by specifying the columns and displaying relevant data. In this article, we're going to add word wrapping, format the population number, display an image in one of the columns and add some click functionality.
Read MoreCreating TextBox Helpers Using Ajax in ASP.NET
In this video tutorial Kevin shows you how you can easily add watermark text helper indicators to a TextBox control in ASP.NET without writing any server or client-side code whatsoever.
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Free - Create Record with Spry AJAX
In this video tutorial Alex shows you how to build Insert Record functionality by first running Dreamweaver`s native Record Insertion Form Wizard and then adding Spry Server Action object to make the Insert operation AJAX-based.
As a result, there will be no page refresh and your Spry Table will simply update with the newly created Record.
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Free - Email form with Spry AJAX
In this tutorial you will learn how to build AJAX email form using the Spry Data Utilities Toolkit. As a result you will be able to turn your traditional email form into an AJAX-based one or build one from scratch.
Although for the purpose of this tutorial we will use PHP, the same approach can be adapted for any other server model.
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Free - Create a cool folder listing with Folderview
In this video tutorial Richard shows you how to create a cool listing using the basic settings of the FolderView extension from DMXzone.com.
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Displaying GridView Data Using Ajax in ASP.NET
In this video tutorial Kevin shows you how you can very quickly take advantage of the Ajax Extensions to implement a GridView control inside a partial page update panel container.
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Everything you wanted to know about the Flex 2 DataGrid – part 1
The DataGrid is a pretty useful built-in Flex component. It allows you to display data in a table-like structure of rows and columns. One of the great things about Flex 2 is that the DataGrid comes with features like drag and drop, built in sorting and renderers so you can easily display images and other components in a DataGrid column. You can also add content to the DataGrid from an external source like an XML document or a text file.
Read MoreA Customer Ticket System
In this article I will explain how to create a Customer Ticket System using Dreamweaver, PHP and MySQL. I’m assuming you have already installed Apache, PHP and MySQL Server on your machine – if you haven’t, use this tutorial where I’m explaining how to install it all: http://www.sebastiansulinski.co.uk/web_design_tutorials/web_server/installing_apache_php_mysql_a.php
Read MoreViewing RSS Feeds in ASP.NET 2.0
In this video tutorial Kevin shows you how you can quickly and easily configure an aspx page to display the contents of an RSS feed from anywhere on the internet in a nice CSS styled format.