ASP.NET 2.0 All-In-One Desk Reference For Dummies
1st Edition
Published on 1. April 2006
Book
Paperback/Softback
936 pages
978-0-471-78598-9 (ISBN)
Description
8 books in 1 -- your key to ASP.NET 2.0 success!
Your one-stop guide to building dynamic, interactive, HTML-based Web pages
ASP.NET 2.0 can do a lot, so there's a lot to understand. This handy volume replaces a whole shelf of programming books with the essentials you need, whether you're an ASP.NET beginner or a pro looking for a quick reference guide. Get the scoop on C# and VB, databases, all the new features, and much more!
Discover how to
* Understand labels, text boxes, and validation controls
* Work with HTML tags and client-side scripting
* Code in C# or Visual Basic
* Explore database programming and XML
* Use the powerful.NET Framework
Your one-stop guide to building dynamic, interactive, HTML-based Web pages
ASP.NET 2.0 can do a lot, so there's a lot to understand. This handy volume replaces a whole shelf of programming books with the essentials you need, whether you're an ASP.NET beginner or a pro looking for a quick reference guide. Get the scoop on C# and VB, databases, all the new features, and much more!
Discover how to
* Understand labels, text boxes, and validation controls
* Work with HTML tags and client-side scripting
* Code in C# or Visual Basic
* Explore database programming and XML
* Use the powerful.NET Framework
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Persons
Doug Lowe is a veteran programmer and technology author. His 30-plus computer books include PowerPoint 2003 For Dummies and Java All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies.
Jeff Cogswell is the author of C++ All-In-One Desk Reference For Dummies.
Ken Cox is a Microsoft ASP.NET MVP.
Jeff Cogswell is the author of C++ All-In-One Desk Reference For Dummies.
Ken Cox is a Microsoft ASP.NET MVP.
Content
Introduction.
About This Book.
How to Use This Book.
How This Book Is Organized.
Book I: ASP.NET Basics.
Book II: Web Controls.
Book III: HTML.
Book IV: C#.
Book V: Visual Basic.
Book VI: Database Programming.
Book VII: Using the.NET Framework.
Book VIII: Advanced ASP.NET Programming.
Icons Used in This Book.
Where to Go from Here.
Book I: ASP.NET Basics.
Chapter 1: Welcome to ASP.NET Programming.
Chapter 2: Installing Visual Studio Web Developer 2005 Express Edition or Visual Studio 2005.
Chapter 3: Creating Your First ASP.NET 2.0 Application.
Chapter 4: Understanding Postback, Events, and Code-Behind.
Chapter 5: Creating Multipage Applications.
Book II: Web Controls.
Chapter 1: Using Basic Web Server Controls.
Chapter 2: Using Validation Controls.
Chapter 3: Using List Controls.
Chapter 4: Using Advanced Web Server Controls.
Chapter 5: Working with User Controls.
Book III: HTML.
Chapter 1: HTML Basics.
Chapter 2: Creating Tables.
Chapter 3: Working with Forms.
Chapter 4: Using Styles and Style Sheets.
Chapter 5: Using Client-Side Script.
Book IV: C#.
Chapter 1: C# Programming Basics.
Chapter 2: Doing Things Conditionally in C#.
Chapter 3: Going Around in Circles (Or, Looping in C#).
Chapter 4: Using Methods and Exceptions.
Chapter 5: Getting into Object-Oriented Programming.
Chapter 6: Working with Inheritance.
Book V: Visual Basic.
Chapter 1: Mastering the Basics of Visual Basic.
Chapter 2: Controlling Your Programs.
Chapter 3: Working With Procedures, Exceptions, and Arrays.
Chapter 4: Exploring Object-Oriented Programming.
Chapter 5: Demystifying Inheritance in VB.NET.
Book VI: Database Programming.
Chapter 1: Accessing Data with ADO.NET.
Chapter 2: Displaying and Editing Data for the Web.
Chapter 3: Displaying and Editing with the GridView Control.
Chapter 4: Displaying and Editing Detail Data.
Chapter 5: Advanced Data Retrieval.
Chapter 6: Reading XML and Generic Data.
Book VII: Using the.NET Framework.
Chapter 1: Handling Strings.
Chapter 2: Manipulating Dates and Times.
Chapter 3: Storing Objects in Specialized Collections.
Chapter 4: Building Strongly Typed Collections with Generic Classes.
Book VIII: Advanced ASP.NET Programming.
Chapter 1: Security: Using Login Controls.
Chapter 2: Using Profiles.
Chapter 3: Site Navigation.
Chapter 4: Working with Themes.
Chapter 5: Building Portals with Web Parts.
Chapter 6: Creating and Consuming Web Services.
Index.
About This Book.
How to Use This Book.
How This Book Is Organized.
Book I: ASP.NET Basics.
Book II: Web Controls.
Book III: HTML.
Book IV: C#.
Book V: Visual Basic.
Book VI: Database Programming.
Book VII: Using the.NET Framework.
Book VIII: Advanced ASP.NET Programming.
Icons Used in This Book.
Where to Go from Here.
Book I: ASP.NET Basics.
Chapter 1: Welcome to ASP.NET Programming.
Chapter 2: Installing Visual Studio Web Developer 2005 Express Edition or Visual Studio 2005.
Chapter 3: Creating Your First ASP.NET 2.0 Application.
Chapter 4: Understanding Postback, Events, and Code-Behind.
Chapter 5: Creating Multipage Applications.
Book II: Web Controls.
Chapter 1: Using Basic Web Server Controls.
Chapter 2: Using Validation Controls.
Chapter 3: Using List Controls.
Chapter 4: Using Advanced Web Server Controls.
Chapter 5: Working with User Controls.
Book III: HTML.
Chapter 1: HTML Basics.
Chapter 2: Creating Tables.
Chapter 3: Working with Forms.
Chapter 4: Using Styles and Style Sheets.
Chapter 5: Using Client-Side Script.
Book IV: C#.
Chapter 1: C# Programming Basics.
Chapter 2: Doing Things Conditionally in C#.
Chapter 3: Going Around in Circles (Or, Looping in C#).
Chapter 4: Using Methods and Exceptions.
Chapter 5: Getting into Object-Oriented Programming.
Chapter 6: Working with Inheritance.
Book V: Visual Basic.
Chapter 1: Mastering the Basics of Visual Basic.
Chapter 2: Controlling Your Programs.
Chapter 3: Working With Procedures, Exceptions, and Arrays.
Chapter 4: Exploring Object-Oriented Programming.
Chapter 5: Demystifying Inheritance in VB.NET.
Book VI: Database Programming.
Chapter 1: Accessing Data with ADO.NET.
Chapter 2: Displaying and Editing Data for the Web.
Chapter 3: Displaying and Editing with the GridView Control.
Chapter 4: Displaying and Editing Detail Data.
Chapter 5: Advanced Data Retrieval.
Chapter 6: Reading XML and Generic Data.
Book VII: Using the.NET Framework.
Chapter 1: Handling Strings.
Chapter 2: Manipulating Dates and Times.
Chapter 3: Storing Objects in Specialized Collections.
Chapter 4: Building Strongly Typed Collections with Generic Classes.
Book VIII: Advanced ASP.NET Programming.
Chapter 1: Security: Using Login Controls.
Chapter 2: Using Profiles.
Chapter 3: Site Navigation.
Chapter 4: Working with Themes.
Chapter 5: Building Portals with Web Parts.
Chapter 6: Creating and Consuming Web Services.
Index.