How to set up out-of-date HTML standard doctype in ASP.NET 4.0
The doctype directive occupies the second section in .aspx page or ASP.NET web forms and appears just after the page directive, described in the article How to use Page directive in ASP.NET 4.0
The directive indicates the type of markup, HTML, XHTML, etc., used in the web page. This directive is optional, but Visual Studio 2010 adds it automatically. …
The doctype directive occupies the second section in .aspx page or ASP.NET web forms and appears just after the page directive, described in the article How to use Page directive in ASP.NET 4.0.
The directive indicates the type of markup, HTML, XHTML, etc., used in the web page. This directive is optional, but Visual Studio 2010 adds it automatically. …
The doctype directive occupies the second section in .aspx page or ASP.NET web forms and appears just after the page directive, described in the article How to use Page directive in ASP.NET 4.0
The directive indicates the type of markup, HTML, XHTML, etc., used in the web page. This directive is optional, but Visual Studio 2010 adds it automatically. …
Each .aspx page, or ASP.NET web forms, has three sections. The first section is the Page directive:
<%@ Page Language=”C#” AutoEventWireup=”true” CodeFile=”Default.aspx.cs” Inherits=”_Default” %>
The page directive gives ASP.NET basic information about how to compile the page. It indicates:
– the language you’re using for your code
– the way you connect your event handlers.
If you’re using …
Web developer follows the approach described in the article when he/she wants to make some pages accessible to the public. In this case Web developer should implement the solution described in the article How to restrict access to all application pages in C# or in the article How to restrict access to all application pages in VB.NET …
Web developer follows the approach described in the article, when he/she has to restrict access to the pages of his/her application to authorized users only. In this case Web developer should change the web.config settings of his/her application to specify Forms authentication, and then create an .aspx login page to collect user credentials and complete the authentication check.
Web …
Web developer follows the approach described in the article, when he/she has to restrict access to the pages of his/her application to authorized users only. In this case Web developer should change the web.config settings of his/her application to specify Forms authentication, and then create an .aspx login page to collect user credentials and complete the authentication check.
Web …
Web developer uses SQL Delete statement to remove one or more rows based on specified criteria:
DELETE FROM [table] WHERE [search_condition]
The following example removes a single matching row from the Clients table:
DELETE FROM Clients WHERE cli_id=’334-56-2289′
Note: If client record is linked to one or more records in other tables, for example ClientAccounts table, Web developer should delete linked records …
Web developer uses SQL Update statement to selects all the records that match a specified search expression and then to modify them all according to an update expression. At its simplest, the Update statement has the following format:
UPDATE [table] SET [update_expression] WHERE [search_condition]
Typically, the Update statement to is used to modify a single record. The following example adjusts …
Web developer can use the SQL Insert statement to add a new record to a table with the information he/she specifies:
INSERT INTO [table] ([column_list]) VALUES ([value_list])
Web developer can provide the information in any order he/she wants, as long as he/she makes sure the list of column names and the list of values correspond exactly:
INSERT INTO Clients (cli_id,cli_finame, …