ASP.NET Tutorial

.NET Framework

ASP.NET Introduction

ASP.NET Web Forms

Standard Controls

Label Control

TextBox Control

Image Control

Button Controls

Redirecting User

Using HyperLinks

RadioButton Control

RadioButtonList

CheckBox Control

CheckBoxList Control

DropDownList

ListBox Control

ImageMap Control

Event-Driven Programming

ASP.NET Page Structure

IsPostBack

Master Page

View State

Visibility of Controls

Formatting Controls

Applying CSS

Dynamic CSS

Using Style Class

Themes and Skins

Panel Control

PlaceHolder Control

AdRotator Control

Calendar Control

File Upload, Virtual Path

Validation Controls

Page Navigation

User Control

Separating Code-Presentation

Overview of ADO.NET

Data Binding

DataBinding List Control

Asp.Net Web Form

ASP.NET technology can be used to create programmable web pages with interactive, dynamic and database-driven content that serves as the user interface for your web application. A web forms page is compatible with any language support by the CLR including Visual Basic.NET, Visual C#.Net and JScript.NET. A web forms page is able to present dynamic information to a user in any browser or client device as it implements application logic using server-side code. Web form has the extension of .aspx. Web form contains the HTML and has 3 modes, i.e. Design mode, Source Mode, and Split mode.

Web Forms Pages are made of:
• Dynamic User Interface (UI): This is developed using ASP.NET controls and static HTML controls.
• Application Logic: This includes data access and presentation logic, business logic, and event handling logic. In other words, it consists of the code used to interact with the form.