tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7397342784005055082011-11-28T05:08:46.046+05:30A blog about my thoughts, on my encounter with the challenges in the software industry, and some tips and tricks of the trade that i learnt on the way..... and for the tech talk that i do out here, i`ll request your suggestions to make it better and more usable for the community..Kunalhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/07598421566479705223noreply@blogger.comBlogger21100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-739734278400505508.post-86458668728794382662008-02-25T16:22:00.016+05:302008-03-06T15:18:33.353+05:30

Recently in one of my projects, i faced a challenge to validate the character set that can be input in to a Telerik Combo Box. Initially any invalid character that i entered such as "&lt" would cause the Combo box to crash, because such characters are illegal, and the crash comes because they are sent at the server side (ItemsRequsted Event).I started on with my search but could not find anything

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In this post i`ll show how easy it is to build a small and an efficient photo gallery using standard ASP.net controls.Before we get started with the actual thing, lets visualize what all a photo gallery would have.1) Its going to have a array of thumbnails splashed on the page.2) The thumbnails would show an enlarged image when you click over them.3) Last, but not the least, you`ll need pictures

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