In this final post of our dropdown series, we create a simple auto suggest with a custom dropdown.
Today, in our third post in the series, I demonstrate three techniques to setup cascading dropdowns. Some good and some bad.
In our second post of the series, we look at using dropdowns inside and outside of WebGrids.
Sometimes it's good to get back to basics. In this series, we'll cover a number of great dropdown techniques to make your text boxes jealous!
In our first post in the series, we get back to basics on how to implement dropdowns in ASP.NET MVC.
What if you have a list of personal projects you want to work on and want to know which ones will provide the best return? Today, I try to guide you in the right direction.
Why make authorization so difficult? In today's post, I update the Menu System to use a simpler technique using Identity.
When building websites, security should be a primary factor. Today, I provide five scanners to assist in making your site more secure.
Developing a menu system is easy. Attaching security is not. In today's post, I extend Identity to attach authorizations and permissions to menu items.
While Chrome has the current market share, there are other browsers for specific users. Today, I present four browsers you may not know about.