Murach's ASP.NET Web Programming with VB.NETThis chapter teaches you how to develop a one-page ASP.NET web application using the development tools that are provided by Microsoft’s Visual Studio .NET. |
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| Chapter 2 | How to develop a one-page web application | |
| How to work with ASP.NET applications | 42 | |
| Applications, projects, and solutions | 42 | |
| How to create a new ASP.NET web application | 44 | |
| How to open or close an existing ASP.NET web application | 46 | |
| How to design a form for a web application | 48 | |
| The design of a Register form | 48 | |
| How to use the Web Forms Designer to work with controls | 50 | |
| How to set the properties for web forms and controls | 52 | |
| Common properties for web forms and controls | 54 | |
| The property settings for the Register controls | 56 | |
| How to set the EnableViewState property | 58 | |
| How to add code to a form | 60 | |
| How to use the Code Editor | 60 | |
| How to use ASP.NET page and control events | 62 | |
| How to add a new class to a project | 64 | |
| How to use an existing class with a project | 64 | |
| The Visual Basic code for the Register form | 66 | |
| The Visual Basic code for the User and UserIO classes | 68 | |
| How to test a web application | 70 | |
| How to run an application in the default browser | 70 | |
| The Register form in action | 72 | |
| The HTML that's sent to the browser | 76 | |
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