I better blog about this before I forget how to do it. I recently worked on a project where I had to find a way to filter the results on a page using jQuery and custom HTML namespace selectors through a search box. There may be plenty of ways of doing this – probably a …

The System.IO.FileAttributes class gives us access to file/directory attributes. In this article, we’ll see how to use this class to first read the current attributes and then change them.

Unlike classic ASP which run in the same memory space as the IIS, the new ASP.NET runs as a process of its own. This gives us more flexibility, stability and power, especially when combined with the file. Using standard XML notation inside this file, we can attribute our process to do things that will make the Webmaster’s job a lot easier. We’ll take a close look at the ASP.NET process and the attributes available for us to play with.