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  • Tony Johansson
    #1

    homepages

    Hello!

    I have been using C# windows forms for about a year but not used web forms
    or html.

    My doughter has a horse at a stable called Kilanda.
    She wants to do a home page about this Kilanda where there is 6 horses owned
    by different persons.
    There will be no database involved. The main home page will contain about 10
    different section labels and when one of these is clicked there will be some
    information presented and some pictures.

    I'm going to help my doughter with this. This home page will be stored on a
    web server that is owned by my internet provider which is Telia.

    Is it a good choice to use VS asp.net for creating all these asp.net pages
    or do you recomment do use something else?

    What requirement is it on the web server to be able to process asp.net
    pages?

    //Tony






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    • Sazid Khan
      #2
      RE: homepages


      Hi Tony,

      My suggestion is to go with simple html pages as the requirements doesn't
      involve any page level processing or database configuration. You can always
      use a scripting language such as javascript if you want 2 do something
      cranky.

      As for the second question, in order 2 process ASP.NET, the web server
      should have IIS and .Net Framework installed.

      Thanks,
      Sazid.

      "Tony Johansson" wrote:
      Hello!
      >
      I have been using C# windows forms for about a year but not used web forms
      or html.
      >
      My doughter has a horse at a stable called Kilanda.
      She wants to do a home page about this Kilanda where there is 6 horses owned
      by different persons.
      There will be no database involved. The main home page will contain about 10
      different section labels and when one of these is clicked there will be some
      information presented and some pictures.
      >
      I'm going to help my doughter with this. This home page will be stored on a
      web server that is owned by my internet provider which is Telia.
      >
      Is it a good choice to use VS asp.net for creating all these asp.net pages
      or do you recomment do use something else?
      >
      What requirement is it on the web server to be able to process asp.net
      pages?
      >
      //Tony
      >
      >
      >
      >
      >

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        • Otis Mukinfus
          #3
          Re: homepages

          On Sun, 27 Aug 2006 20:02:05 GMT, "Tony Johansson"
          <johansson.ande rsson@telia.com wrote:
          >Hello!
          >
          >I have been using C# windows forms for about a year but not used web forms
          >or html.
          >
          >My doughter has a horse at a stable called Kilanda.
          >She wants to do a home page about this Kilanda where there is 6 horses owned
          >by different persons.
          >There will be no database involved. The main home page will contain about 10
          >different section labels and when one of these is clicked there will be some
          >information presented and some pictures.
          >
          >I'm going to help my doughter with this. This home page will be stored on a
          >web server that is owned by my internet provider which is Telia.
          >
          >Is it a good choice to use VS asp.net for creating all these asp.net pages
          >or do you recomment do use something else?
          >
          >What requirement is it on the web server to be able to process asp.net
          >pages?
          >
          >//Tony
          >
          >
          >
          Don't send us advertisements in your posts, please.
          Good luck with your project,

          Otis Mukinfus
          http://www.arltex.com

          http://www.tomchilders.com

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            • clintonG
              #4
              Re: homepages

              I think you need to consider using either the Personal or the Club Web Site
              Starter Kit [1,2]. Starter kits are developed by Microsoft staff and
              released as free source to demonstrate how ASP.NET can be applied to various
              uses.

              <%= Clinton Gallagher
              NET csgallagher AT metromilwaukee. com
              URL http://clintongallagher.metromilwaukee.com/
              MAP 43°2'17"N 88°2'37"W : 43°2'17"N 88°2'37"W

              [1]
              http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/vwd/starterkit/default.aspx#classifieds

              [2] http://geekswithblogs.net/evjen/arch.../01/45226.aspx



              "Tony Johansson" <johansson.ande rsson@telia.com wrote in message
              news:1TmIg.1451 6$E02.5566@news b.telia.net...
              Hello!
              >
              I have been using C# windows forms for about a year but not used web forms
              or html.
              >
              My doughter has a horse at a stable called Kilanda.
              She wants to do a home page about this Kilanda where there is 6 horses
              owned by different persons.
              There will be no database involved. The main home page will contain about
              10 different section labels and when one of these is clicked there will be
              some information presented and some pictures.
              >
              I'm going to help my doughter with this. This home page will be stored on
              a web server that is owned by my internet provider which is Telia.
              >
              Is it a good choice to use VS asp.net for creating all these asp.net pages
              or do you recomment do use something else?
              >
              What requirement is it on the web server to be able to process asp.net
              pages?
              >
              //Tony
              >
              >
              >
              >
              >

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