Daivagna Nanavati

A URL Rewriting This article describes a complete solution for URL rewriting in ASP.NET 2.0. The solution uses regular expressions to specify rewriting rules and resolves possible difficulties with postback from pages accessed via virtual URLs. Why should we use URL rewriting? The two main reasons to incorporate URL rewriting capabilities into your ASP.NET applications are increased usability and easy to maintain (1)increased usability It is well-known that users of web applications prefer short, neat URLs to monstrous addresses packed with difficult to comprehend query string parameters. From time to time, being able to remember and type in a concise URL is less time-consuming than adding the page to a browser's favorites only to access later. Again, when access to a browser's favorites is unavailable, it can be more convenient to type in the URL of a page on the browser address bar, without having to remember a few keywords and type them into a search engine in order to find

Why is download speed so important? As we all know nobody wants to wait everybody in this word wants to get everything in flash…so tell me Do you like to wait for pages to download? i do not think so,and if is it so…just go through following zombie steps….. 1. Design your pages with Stylesheet(CSS), not tables CSS downloads faster than tables because: Browsers read through tables twice before displaying their contents, once to work out their structure and once to determine their content Tables appear on the screen all in one go - no part of the table will appear until the entire table is downloaded. CSS generally requires less code than tables All code to do with the layout can be placed in an external CSS document, which will be called up just once and then cached (stored) on the user's computer; table layout, stored in each HTML document, must be loaded up each time a new page downloads With CSS you can control the order items download on to the screen - make the content appear b