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Sending emails with ASP .NET - ASP.NET tutorial


In this article, you'll see how sending email with ASP.NET is possible and then we'll go deeper to see how you can use HTML emails or include attachments.
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Site Map and Bread Crumbs for your website
Site Map and Bread Crumbs for your website
Using ASP.NET 2.0 it is very easy to create a site map of your website. One of the things you can do with a site map is build a bread crumb navigation style, which we will cover in this tutorial.
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Developing a state machine workflow
Developing a state machine workflow
Tutorial : Developing a state machine workflow
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Viewing/Adding/Editing/Removing Records from MySQL using ASP.NET DataGrid control
Viewing/Adding/Editing/Removing Records from MySQL using ASP.NET DataGrid control
A comprehensive tutorial on viewing, adding, editing and removing records from MySQL database using ASP.NET DataGrid control. Provides thorough coverage of ADO.NET data access techniques and user data input validation using ASP.NET validation controls.
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AJAX with ASP.NET using Visual Studio 2005 and AJAX Toolkit
AJAX with ASP.NET using Visual Studio 2005 and AJAX Toolkit
The following article shows how to AJAX power your web application using the ever popular ASP.NET platform using Visual Studio and AJAX Toolkit. Learn how to improve performance and add new features using AJAX with ASP.NET
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The Application and HTTP Modules
The Application and HTTP Modules
This tutorial covers working with application state and application-wide events within your ASP.NET application. In normal desktop applications, the notion of a global meeting place for various parts of an application is well-understood. For example, MFC, a C++ class library supporting low-level Windows development, includes a class named CWinApp that holds state useful throughout the program. This state includes such items as a handle to the current instance of the application, a handle to the main window, and the parameters that were passed in when the application started. The CWinApp class also runs the message loop—something that can be done only within the global scope of a Windows application. A running Windows application contains one and only one instance of the CWinApp class, and it's perennially available from anywhere within the application.
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