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This document provides instructions for creating and modifying an ASP:HyperLink web server control. It explains how to create a new web form, copy code for a hyperlink control into the form, and view the output. It then demonstrates how to modify properties of the hyperlink like font size and style, image URL, navigation URL, and tooltips. The document encourages sharing this information and visiting the Sunmitra website for more programming guides.
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1) An outline of the project steps which involves creating an ASPX file, adding HTML form code, and placing various validation controls like RequiredFieldValidator, RangeValidator, etc.
2) Code snippets for the validation controls with explanations of properties to set.
3) Instructions for adding buttons and panels to submit and reset the form and display output.
4) Server-side code examples for validating fields on submit and resetting the form.
The goal is to walk through creating a sample feedback form project with validation controls to demonstrate form validation techniques in Visual Basic.
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This document provides instructions for creating a form validation project using C# controls in Visual Studio. It includes:
1) An outline of the project steps which involves creating an ASPX file, adding HTML form code, and various validation controls like RequiredFieldValidator, RangeValidator, etc.
2) Code snippets and explanations for adding the validation controls to validate fields like name, age, email. It also includes code for custom validation functions.
3) Server-side code for form submission and reset buttons that displays validated values in a panel or resets the form.
The goal is to create a sample feedback form project that demonstrates validating form fields using different validation techniques in C#. Detailed instructions and code are
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The document provides instructions for binding data to a GridView control using both a wizard and code behind methods in C#. It includes steps to add a GridView control to an ASP.NET page, connect it to a sample database in App_Data, and display data in the GridView. It also explains the code used for data binding and modifying the GridView. Troubleshooting steps are provided for introducing errors to learn from exceptions.
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Visual Web Developer and Web Controls CS set 3
Here are some modifications you could try with the ControlGroup2CS code:
1. Double click the first checkbox to add an OnCheckedChanged event handler. In the handler, add code to make the font bold when checked, like CheckBox1.Attributes.Add("Style","Font-Weight:Bold"). Add the AutoPostBack="True" property to the checkbox to trigger the handler on check/uncheck. This demonstrates the OnCheckedChanged event and AutoPostBack property.
2. Add <OtherMonthDayStyle ForeColor="#999999"/> between the opening and closing <asp:Calendar> tags. This will change the color of non-current month days in the calendar.
3. Replace the multiple if/
Progamming Primer Polymorphism (Method Overloading) VB
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This document provides guidance on an exercise to learn encapsulation and abstraction using C#. It instructs the reader to create a class called Employee with private member variables for ID and salary, and public properties to access these values. An event handler is created to instantiate an Employee object, set the property values, and display them, demonstrating encapsulation. The document further explains abstraction by describing how a class represents all behaviors and properties of an entity. It also discusses other access modifiers like protected.
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Programming Primer Inheritance CS
This document provides guidance on using inheritance in C# and ASP.NET. It includes an example to demonstrate inheritance by creating Parent and Child classes, with the Child class inheriting from the Parent class. The example shows calling a method from the Parent class using an object of the Child class. The document also includes exercises for learners to practice inheritance by creating Polygon and Square classes, with Square inheriting from Polygon. Learners are asked to display a string showing the number of sides for different polygon types.
ProgrammingPrimerAndOOPS
This document provides an overview of programming concepts, including an introduction to programming logic, the components and purposes of programs, and different programming paradigms like structured and object-oriented programming. It discusses key object-oriented programming principles like inheritance, encapsulation, abstraction, and polymorphism. The document also briefly describes different architectural models for programs, including client-server and multi-tier architectures.
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This document provides instructions for a lab exercise on using web server controls in Visual Basic for ASP.NET. It describes how to create a web form with a textbox, button, and label control and write code to transfer the textbox value to the label when the button is clicked. It also demonstrates how to modify the properties of each control and explore additional features like client-side validation, submit behavior, and posting to another page.
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This document provides instructions for a lab exercise involving web server controls in C# using Visual Studio. It guides the creation of a web form with a TextBox, Button, and Label and adding code behind to transfer the TextBox text to the Label when the Button is clicked. It then demonstrates modifications to the control properties and additional features like client-side scripting, postback behavior, and linking to another page using the Button's PostBackUrl property. The goal is to familiarize students with common web server controls and their basic usage and properties in an ASP.NET web form.
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This document provides an overview of Visual Web Developer 2010 (VWD) and its features as an integrated development environment (IDE). It describes how VWD allows for visual website creation through templates, includes features like syntax highlighting and debugging tools, and explores how it handles projects through the solution explorer. Key aspects covered are adding new pages, understanding default pages and code files, and utilizing features of the IDE like collapsing code blocks.
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- 2. OUTLINE Web Server Control 'ASP:HyperLink' (Page 3). Property Setting. 2
- 3. ASP:HYPERLINK Web Server Control <asp:HyperLink runat="server" /> tag is used to create a server controlled Hyperlink. Many Additional Properties as compared to normal <A> tag are supported. Supports font and background colors. Supports ImageUrl. Supports Height Width etc. 3
- 4. By default Your Web Site shall be saved in the Location- "C:Documents and SettingsMy DocumentsVisual Studio 2008WebSites." Change it to "C:Learner<student-id>WebControlsHyperLink" folder ASP:HyperLink -Web Site Creation-1 From Start Page Click New Website and reach this screen 2. Select 'ASP.NET Empty Web Site' 3. Select Location=File System 4. Click 'Browse..' tab to select the location where you want to save your Web Site 5. click 'OK' 1. Select Language=Visual C# 4
- 5. ASP:HyperLink -Web Site Creation-2 In the Solution Explorer Window Select the path -> Right click -> Add New Item… 5
- 6. ASP:HyperLink -Web Site Creation-3 'Add New Item' dialog box will open 1. Select 'Web Form' 2. Simply Click on 'Add' button 6
- 7. ASP:HyperLink –Copy Code <asp:HyperLink ID="HyperLink1" runat="server" NavigateUrl="http://www.sunmitra.com" Font-Bold="True" Font-Size='25' Target="_blank"> Visit sunmitra.com! </asp:HyperLink> Copy this Code 7
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- 9. ASP:HyperLink –Run/See Output You can run your website by selecting 'Start Debugging' option in 'debug' menu Or by pressing 'F5' key. Output On Browser This 'Text' has the link of other site 9
- 10. ASP:Hyperlink: Modification Trials - 1 Use properties window to Change the Font-Bold="False" and Font-Size="XX_Large" See that properties you set are also added automatically in the code of your .aspx file. Run the program to see the effect. Using Properties Add ImageURL and NavigateURL as ImageUrl="http://www.sunmitra.com/images/s unmitra.gif" and NavigateUrl="http://www.google.com" Run and understand the difference between two. 10
- 11. ASP:Hyperlink: Modification Trials - 2 Using Properties, Try to set Font Name and Font Names (for multiple fonts) Multiple fonts are useful to set when the first ones are not available. Fonts work only when they are available to local system where browser is there. Try to see the design view when ImageUrl is set. You will see that when ImageUrl is set the hyperlink name you type can not be rendered. You can however set the tooltip attribute. (Same attribute in HTML Server control is called the Title Attribute). 11
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