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Programming ASP.NET
Programming ASP.NET
Programming ASP.NET
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Programming ASP.NET

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This text explains in detail how to create interactive web pages in ASP.NET, it is explained how to begin to create a new web site, presenting and then explaining the development environment, how to insert and use the components used components, such as simple Label, text boxes, buttons, insert images, create a site with a master page, to present data from a database and display them in a grid format.

All subjects are treated with the utmost clarity, with examples and images in order to simplify as much as possible learning.

The code used in this text is the VB, while the 2008 version of the examples is ASP.NET.

N.B. The programming language applied to the examples and explanations is the VB, VB code which is not explained in this text as it is assumed that those who purchase this text has already been a VB programmer, or have a little experience in this language.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherYoucanprint
Release dateJan 9, 2015
ISBN9788891170705
Programming ASP.NET

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    Programming ASP.NET - Nino Paiotta

    INTRODUCTION

    Programming in ASP.NET WEB unlike the ASP 3 has several things to consider, and the first one in which the operation is based on the ASP.NET Framework. As far as the design we find in ASP.NET web forms that represent the web page, even with regard to the creation of the controls such as buttons, text boxes, images, and other controls to hold them still can be entered directly by taking them from the Toolbox and dragging them on the page.

    As far as writing the code there is a radical change, in fact, once you have created the web page that contains all the components on our web form, we can see that the code (which in our case is the VB) is written in a separate window part, that is connected in the routine of every control, then you have a program very similar to VB.NET, for those who have already programmed in a visual environment may realize.

    The examples were written and tested in ASP.NET 2008

    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    1 ..... The Development Environment

    2 ..... First Program

    3 ..... The common controls

    4 ..... The Label

    5 ..... The TextBox

    6 ..... The Button

    7 ..... The DropDowlList

    8 .... The LinkButton

    9 ..... The Image control

    10 ... The ImageButton

    11 ... The CheckBox

    12 ... The ListBox

    13 ... The Session Variables

    14 ... Let's build a small site

    15 ... Delete Session

    16 ... The FileUpload

    17 The Panel ...

    18 ... Check the data entered by the user

    19 ... RequiredFieldValidate

    20 ... RangeValidator

    21 ... The MultiView

    22 ... The Master Page

    23 ... The GridView

    24 ... Connecting GridView through code

    25 ... Connecting GridView through Components

    26 ... Take a value from the GridView

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    The DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT

    Now that we have a brief overview of this development environment for the Web, we start to see pretty much the thing.

    Once you open the Visual Studio 2008, we are a window from where you can choose whether to

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