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Simple ASP.Net guestbook
Simple guestbook on ASP.Net with MS Access database
Just guestbook with ability to remove unwanted messages. Guestbook used MS Access database ( what is not recommended, but might be used on small sites and as example of work with mdb in web ) -
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Bayleaf Channel (Bayleaf for short), is an imageboard written in ASP.NET with C# (.NET Framework 4.0). The imageboard is comparable to Futaba-like imageboards.
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FlashNuke is a brand new CMS (Content Management System) based on Adobe Flash front-end built with Flex Framework. It supports skinning and plug-ins without recompiling. Supports accessibility too
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Viper Community Management System is a combined Content Management System and Forums. Its purpose is to allow owners of community sites one system, instead of having two separate, unlinked systems, or needing to mod existing systems.
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The blog is completly based on AJAX and asp.net technolegy, you can do everything without refreshing your page or open a new window. Including browse the articles, comments or post your messages. All transports is transfered by javascript xmlhttp and xml
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Pretty Cool Blog is a Simple Weblog Application written in ASP .NET using VB .NET as supporting script language and uses a XML file to store data. It provides only basic functionalities like write/view logs and their comments, no calendar or categories.
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