Microsoft's Chart Controls: Plotting Chart Data
The Microsoft Chart Controls enable developers to specify chart data in a number of ways. Chart data may be specified statically via the Chart Web control's declarative markup.

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Ajax: Building Interactive User Interfaces Using the Timer Control
Microsoft's ASP.NET AJAX framework ships with a mere five Web controls: the ScriptManager and ScriptManagerProxy; the UpdatePanel; the UpdateProgress; and the Timer. Previous installments in this article series have examined all but one control, the Timer.

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Getting controls of Gridview in C# code behind
In this tutorial we will learn how to get different controls of gridview in C# code behind. We normally get data from database and display it in gridview using different controls in gridview like label, textbox etc. In some cases we do need to get these controls of gridview in our C# code. Lets have a look on how to get the gridviews controls in C#.

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Retrieving Server-Side Data Using Web Services
Microsoft's ASP.NET AJAX framework offers two models for developing interactive web applications: client-centric and server-centric. With the server-centric model, developers use the standard ASP.NET controls - the GridView, Buttons, TextBoxes, and so forth - but place them within an UpdatePanel control.

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Custom Rendered Controls
This tutorial focuses custom rendered controls. We'll see how the control works once it's part of a Web page. Along the way we'll cover topics such as how controls manage events and how they detect the differences in client browsers.

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Create HTML Image Maps Dynamically With .NET
I've been working on a financial reporting project lately and came upon the idea of bringing our charts from ChartFX.NET to life. The idea being that we could dynamically review each pixel's color in the chart in order to generate an HTML image map on the fly. This would enable us to apply supporting documentation in the form of links or JavaScript functions to perform some sort of action when the user moves their mouse over the chart or clicks a section of it.

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Composite Control
After completing this tutorial, you will be able to: *Create a composite custom control *Create a composite User control *Recognize when each kind of control is appropriate This tutorial covers the other kind of control - composite controls. Each type of composite control has advantages and disadvantages, which we'll discuss. First, let's explore the primary differences between rendered controls and composite-style controls.

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Getting Started with .NET Services
.NET Services are a set of highly scalable building blocks for programming in the cloud. In this brief screencast, you'll learn about the registration process, the SDK and the built-in samples - everything you need to know in order to get started.

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AJAX Basics and Getting Started
Over the past several years web developers have started using JavaScript to make asynchronous postbacks to the web server that only transmit and receive the necessary data; these techniques are commonly referred to as AJAX.

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Web Parts
Because rendering an ASP.NET Web form is broken down into small, manageable chunks, arbitrarily extending the framework by adding new controls is a straightforward affair. Server-side controls offer very fine-grained control over the HTML rendered by your application.

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