Murach's ASP.NET 3.5 with VB 2008
How to develop a one-page web application

This chapter shows you how to develop a one-page web application using Visual Studio 2008. If you've used Visual Studio and VB to develop Windows applications, you shouldn't have any trouble mastering these skills.
Chapter 2 How to develop a one-page web application
How to work with ASP.NET web sites 32
How to start a new web site 32
How to work with the Visual Studio IDE 34
How to add folders and files to a web site 36
How to open or close an existing web site 38
How to use Design view to build a web form 40
The design of the Future Value form 40
How to use flow layout 42
How to add a table to a form 44
How to add text to the cells of a table 44
How to add server controls to a form 46
How to set the properties of the controls 46
Common properties for web server controls 48
How to work in Source and Split views 50
How to use Source view to modify the design 50
How to use Split view to work with the design 52
The aspx code for the Future Value form 54
How to add validation controls to a form 56
An introduction to the validation controls 56
How to use the required field validator 58
How to use a range validator 58
How to add code to a form 60
How to use the Code Editor 60
How to use page and control events 62
The Visual Basic code for the Future Value form 64
How to test a web application 66
How to run a web site with the built-in development server 66
How to review the HTML that's sent to the browser 68


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