Conclusion

 

In this chapter, you have had an introduction to the standard controls included with ASP.NET 2.0. In the tables, I covered properties, methods, and events that are critical to your understanding of each control. Of course, MSDN is still the definitive source for information on all of these controls, and unlike my tables, the MSDN documentation contains all members of each of the classes.

Next, in Chapter 3, I will cover Web Form layout. Few areas of Web Form development generate as much interest as the details of exactly how Web Forms should be laid out. The forms in this chapter were laid out somewhat awkwardly, using line breaks. By the end of the next chapter, you should be able to do much more elegant Web Form layout.

 


Programming Microsoft Web Forms
Programming Microsoft Web Forms (Pro Developer)
ISBN: 0735621799
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 70

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