Rob Bihun

When working on the web whether it be a full blown CMS or a small product cart. The issue of how to upload images, and especially resize them to fit your site comes up quite a bit. C# has a useful image library that you can use to resize your images to fit your needs. This post will show you how to upload the file, manipulate it, and then save it so that it can be used where you need it.

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ASP.NET, SQL Server, General, LINQ image manipulation, images, file upload, jquery

I love using the jquery validation plugin in my .NET projects; however, there are some things to keep in mind when using it – especially when used in conjunction with master pages.

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ASP.NET, jQuery, General asp.net, jquery, tips

If  you ran across this, you are probably familiar with JQuery and are more than likely a Microsoft .NET Developer. Below you will find some of my favorite and most useful plugins that are easy to use / implement in an ASP.NET site. Note these plugins are not designed specifically for use with .NET they are just the ones I find extremely useful.

Please leave any comments 0n jquery plugins that you find useful!

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ASP.NET jquery, ajax

This post (long overdue) is to build off of my last one. I will show you a very simple, high level overview of how to create a comment form in ASP.NET and post comments asynchronously with JQuery.

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AJAX, jQuery, ASP.NET, .NET 3.5 ajax, jquery, services

Since I finally have a few minutes to write a blog post, I'm going to post on something I've been playing with quite a bit lately. AJAX(ified) content using ASP.NET Web Services and jQuery. If you haven't already, you will need to add jquery to the head section of your page.

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AJAX, ASP.NET jquery, ajax, services