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See the process of creating an end-to-end Visual Basic 2005 application starting with an introduction to the .NET Framework and concluding with the running complete application. Gain insight into a variety of topics focusing on the major areas of application development on the .NET Framework. The application will include coverage of Windows applications, ASP.NET, ADO.NET, Web Services, Windows Services, COM Interop, and more. After completing this course, you'll not only have an idea of how to t...
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Level 1 Visual InterDev 6.0 CD-ROMs teach you how to build a basic web page and get started in the Visual InterDev Integrated Development Environment. The Level 2 CD-ROMs teach you the basics and differences between VBScript and JavaScript. You'll learn about client-side scripting, dynamic HTML (DHTML), and spend a good deal of time exploring the power and flexibility of server-side scripting using Active Server Pages (ASP)....
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Active Server Pages Level 1 training starts with an overview of Web technologies and then teaches you the basics of Web development and HTML-the language of the World Wide Web. you'll learn how to create HTML pages including pages containing tables, forms, and frames. The level 2 class focuses on client and sever-side scripting using both VBScript and JavaScript. You'll learn how to code Active Server Pages (ASP) and work with the ASP object model. You'll also learn how to work with the HTML Doc...
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Our Level 1 Visual Basic 6.0 course teaches Visual Basic syntax, event-driven programming, compiling applications with the native code compiler, working with controls, handling run-time errors, manipulating form and control properties, and more.In Level 1 you will learn...Learn components of a Visual Basic application. Use ActiveX controls.
Distinguish between event-driven vs. procedural programming. Create forms and menus. Manipulate form and control properties. Compile an application with ...
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Author: with Mary Chipman & Andy Baron
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This course is for developers coming from Microsoft Access, Visual Basic, Active Server Pages or other development backgrounds who want to learn to build successful databases solutions with SQL Server. Even developers who've already used Oracle, Sybase, DB2 or other relational database management systems will find this course useful for getting up to speed on SQL Server 2000. You'll learn about the features that are available in SQL Server; how to design and create a database; and how to build b...
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ASP.NET Web.config. The ASP.NET Web.config file is used to define the configuration settings for an ASP.NET application. ASP.NET and the .NET Framework use .config files to define all configuration options. The .config files, including the ASP.NET Web.config file, are XML files. Server-wide configuration settings for the .NET Framework are defined in a file called Machine.config. The settings in the Machine.config file can be changed and those settings affect all .NET applications on the server....
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Author: Jesudas Chinnathampi (Das)
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Well, web.config is a XML-based configuration file. If you see the above example, you can make sure that all the elements are based on XML standards. Obviously, we can develop a tool for modifying and editing this configuration file. A web.config can appear in any directory on an ASP.NET Web application server. Said this, if you have a web.config file in the directory "c:\inetpub\wwwroot", then the settings specified in the web.config is applicable to all the subdirectories under wwwroot. Each s...
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One of the frequently asked questions over at the ASPAlliance Lists is: "How do I hide a column in a datagrid?". One very important point to note is that you cannot hide autogenerated columns in a data grid. The reason for this is that autogenerated columns are not added to the DataGrid's DataGridColumn collection. So, in order for a column to be hidden it must be either programmatically added to the DataGrid at runtime or explicitly defined (using templates) at design time with the AutoGenerate...
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This document covers the fundamentals of using a programming language to create an ASP.NET file with a text editor. Here we briefly examine how basic script commands can be used in ASP.NET pages to accomplish simple programming tasks.
For information on how you can setup your localhost to run ASP.NET pages, see Publishing ASP.NET Files in the ASP.NET Primer. ASP.NET files are text files with an .aspx file name extension. In addition to static text and HTML content, an .aspx file may cont...
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ASP.NET currently offers built-in support for three languages: C#, Visual Basic, and JScript. The following sections demonstrate how to use these three languages to build basic code snippets you can use in your ASP.NET pages. These exercises are meant to help you visualize the differences between the languages, as well as introduce you to typical examples you will most likely encounter when building ASP.NET applications. For detailed information regarding the syntax for each language, please ref...
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ASP.NET currently offers built-in support for three languages: C#, Visual Basic, and JScript. The following sections demonstrate how to use these three languages to build basic code snippets you can use in your ASP.NET pages. These exercises are meant to help you visualize the differences between the languages, as well as introduce you to typical examples you will most likely encounter when building ASP.NET applications. For detailed information regarding the syntax for each language, please ref...
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In this article, we will look at a technique that will allow us to generate row numbers in the first column of a DataGrid. To generate the row numbers, we will use the DataGridItem's ItemIndex property. Nikhil Kothari (ASP.NET team member extraordinaire) was kind enough to inform me that the ItemIndex property was created for just such a scenario. As such, the sample below is very simple. We will create an extra TemplateColumn in our DataGrid and bind to it the value of Container.ItemIndex. The ...
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