2) Intro Contd. Adding New Page to ASP.NET Web Application [F]

admin — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 17:51:04 +0000

This video continue from the previous video, in which i share with you how to add a new page to your web application. I also explain briefly what code behind means, which is to separate your design from your application logic. Watch the video and leave comments.
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•   Location on the PC where the files are stored. The default location is; My Documents > Visual Studio 2008 > Websites > [Your Website]. There are 4 files created by default, and in the future videos I’ll be explaining the functions of these files.
•   How to add another page to your website application. Add new item by right-clicking on the project and choose a web form. Do not choose an HTML page, each page in your asp.net web application is a web form, so please remember that. You can then name your website.
•   You have options to place your codes in a separate file or not. You also have options to select a Master Page. At this time we do not have a master page, so please leave this checkbox unticked. In this video series we’ll cover master pages and you will understand its function.
•   What the means. This will be present at the top of your page if you place the code in the same page.
•   I explained the differences between placing your code in a separate file or putting your c# codes and html codes in the same page.
•   I explained how to use application logic, the page load method, to execute a statement. I used this example to demonstrate the difference between the code-behind and combining the design and application logic coding.
Watch the video and leave a comment.

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2) Intro Contd. Adding New Page to ASP.NET Web Application [F]