What template to use?

[vbMark]

Hi there,

I need to create an asp page using ASP.NET that does not have an interface
but only accepts URL Query Strings.

When starting a new project what template should I use?

Thanks!

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http://www.vbmark.com/

A good place to start.

[George]

Re: What template to use?

Just do it the regular way
Then manually remove all HTML except <%Page%> directive.

Also you might want to move all code into ASPX page to avoid having to move DLL and ASPX.

George
My Site - Body Jewelry
"vbMark" <no@email.com > wrote in message news:Xns9517652 65C1D8noemailco m@130.133.1.4.. .
Hi there,

I need to create an asp page using ASP.NET that does not have an interface
but only accepts URL Query Strings.

When starting a new project what template should I use?

Thanks!

--

http://www.vbmark.com/

A good place to start.

[vbMark]

Re: What template to use?

Okay, that works fine. But I don't understand what you mean by this:

"Also you might want to move all code into ASPX page to avoid having to
move DLL and ASPX."

Thanks.


"George" <nospam@hotmail .com> wrote in
news:u$U2pZeXEH A.384@TK2MSFTNG P10.phx.gbl:
[color=blue]
> Just do it the regular way
> Then manually remove all HTML except <%Page%> directive.
>
> Also you might want to move all code into ASPX page to avoid having to
> move DLL and ASPX.
>
> George
> My Site - Body Jewelry
> "vbMark" <no@email.com > wrote in message
> news:Xns9517652 65C1D8noemailco m@130.133.1.4.. . Hi there,
>
> I need to create an asp page using ASP.NET that does not have an
> interface but only accepts URL Query Strings.
>
> When starting a new project what template should I use?
>
> Thanks![/color]

[George]

Re: What template to use?

There is 2 ways to code ASPX page.
1. When code C# for example is embedded into ASPX page. That way when you move your application you need only move the ASPX file. And there is no recompiling ( visible). ASP.NET will recompile page for you.

2. Using codebehind. This is the only way Visual Studio supports. But then it creates 2 files ASPX page and C# file which has to be compiled into DLL. Then everytime you change the C# file you need to recompile it. And then move new DLL.


I found it more convenient to keep all code in the ASPX page for small projects.



George
My Site - Body Jewelry
"vbMark" <no@email.com > wrote in message news:Xns95176F6 E9FECFnoemailco m@130.133.1.4.. .
Okay, that works fine. But I don't understand what you mean by this:

"Also you might want to move all code into ASPX page to avoid having to
move DLL and ASPX."

Thanks.


"George" <nospam@hotmail .com> wrote in
news:u$U2pZeXEH A.384@TK2MSFTNG P10.phx.gbl:
[color=blue]
> Just do it the regular way
> Then manually remove all HTML except <%Page%> directive.
>
> Also you might want to move all code into ASPX page to avoid having to
> move DLL and ASPX.
>
> George
> My Site - Body Jewelry
> "vbMark" <no@email.com > wrote in message
> news:Xns9517652 65C1D8noemailco m@130.133.1.4.. . Hi there,
>
> I need to create an asp page using ASP.NET that does not have an
> interface but only accepts URL Query Strings.
>
> When starting a new project what template should I use?
>
> Thanks![/color]