Murach's ASP.NET Web Programming with VB.NETThis chapter teaches you how to develop a multi-page web application. In the process, you’ll learn how to use validation controls, drop-down lists, list boxes, and session state. |
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| Chapter 3 | How to develop a multi-page web application | |
| Two pages of a multi-page web application | 84 | |
| The Order page | 84 | |
| The Shopping Cart page | 86 | |
| Five new skills for multi-page web applications | 88 | |
| How to add a web form to a project | 88 | |
| How to rename a web form | 90 | |
| How to change the starting page for a multi-page web application | 90 | |
| How to display another web page in the browser | 92 | |
| How to code absolute and relative URLs | 94 | |
| How to use drop-down lists and list boxes | 96 | |
| How to add list items | 96 | |
| How to remove list items | 96 | |
| How to work with drop-down lists and list boxes in code | 98 | |
| When to use view state | 98 | |
| How to add validation controls to a form | 100 | |
| An introduction to the validation controls | 100 | |
| How to use the required field validator | 102 | |
| How to use the compare validator | 102 | |
| How to use session state | 104 | |
| How session state works | 104 | |
| How to work with data in session state | 106 | |
| The Visual Basic code for the Halloween Store application | 108 | |
| The code for the Order form | 108 | |
| The code for the Shopping Cart form | 112 | |
| The code for the Product, ProductIO, and CartItem classes | 114 | |
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