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This is going to be the last ASP article in the series of ASP articles that I have written (in Total 10). You can check the other 9 here. In this article I am going to talk about GDI and ASP.Net Controls.
Most sites consist of many web pages sometimes thousands. Going from one page to another is made possible due to some program logic. This programmed feature is called site navigation. The simplest model of site navigation is redirecting from one page to another by invoking code function or just clicking on a link with ‘href’ set property. To make the navigation possible more complex controls are involved. Some provide functionality without need of any code.
Although some controls are part of the navigation system and provide such functionality we will not discuss them at this article. Such controls are Multi view and wizard controls. Let’s pay attention to the site map model and menu controls which are rich navigation controls.
ASPToday’s web sites are getting more and more complicated. It is a result of the user’s expectations for personalization their site space. When users login they want every part in the site look exactly how they like. The good look and feel is not enough to capture the user’s choice today. Users prefer to see on their page only specific information, links, editable section and so on, not the standard items for all users. Since few years, a new web site type provides this functionality – the Web portals.
I just wrote the article How to combine Java and ASP .Net to use both. That article was for beginners so I felt to write something for intermediate ASP users. In this article, I am going to talk about Control Access in ASP
This is the second series of ASP articles, you can see the first series articles here, here, here, here and here. Most of them are semi advanced ASP articles and I have tried to keep every ASP article complete. in this article, I am going to write about How can web combine Java and ASP.Net
Sometimes server-side controls don’t provide the needed functionality of websites. Or else it’s needed just a little section on the page to be updated and the page should update its entirely content instead of doing it without post back. Handling events immediately like reaction at mouse move, key press or showing popup messages and communicating between frames is impossible without scripting. Scripting as a model of client-side coding provides programming features which execute on the client side. Scripting is commonly either via java script or vb script language, but VB script language is less supportable among the browsers. Therefore we will go through some basic features provided with java scripting model. Continue reading...
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