Murach's ASP.NET 3.5 with C# 2008
How to use web parts to build portals

Portals are web pages that display modular content that can be customized by the user. At one time, developing a portal was a difficult task that involved writing a lot of code. But now, you only need to write a few lines of code to develop a portal. This chapter shows you how.
Chapter 24 How to use web parts to build portals
An introduction to the portal framework 774
A portal that uses web parts 774
How user configurations are stored 778
SharePoint and ASP.NET 778
Types of controls that can be used as web parts 780
How to use web parts 782
How to create a page that uses web parts 782
How to add a user control to a web part zone 786
How to let the user move web parts between zones 790
How to let the user add web parts to a zone 792
How to let the user edit the properties of a web part 794
How to apply formatting to web parts 798
How to write code that works with web parts 800
Classes for working with web parts 800
How to develop and use a custom WebPart control 802


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