In the following content, you will learn what is Razor? How do I add Razor code? What are the syntax rules between RazorC# and VB? In this tutorial we will use C# and Visual
This chapter provides information about folders and folder paths. In ASP.NET WebPages, there are two folder structures, namely, logical folder structure and physical folder structure. In this chapter you will learn:
This section explains to you the ASP.NET WebPages HTML form. A form is the portion of an HTML document where input controls (text boxes, check boxes, radio buttons, drop-down lists) are placed. Create an HTML
This section introduces the methods and properties of the ASP.NET WebPages object. Web Pages are often about objects. Page Object You've seen some of the Page object methods in use:
The content of this section is to introduce the five helpers of ASP.NET WebPages and how you can manually install other helpers. Web helpers greatly simplify web development and common programming
Chart Helper - One of many useful ASP.NET web helpers. Data can be displayed in a chart by using the Chart helper. This section explains the specific use of the Chart helper.
WebMail Helper - One of many useful ASP.NET Web helpers. The role of the WebMail helper is to make sending emails simple. For detailed usage, please refer to this article.
WebMatrix is Microsoft's latest Web development tool. It contains all the elements needed to build a website, but this section will explain how to publish applications without using WebMatrix. learn how
In the ASP.NET WebPages Class Reference Manual, we list some methods that need to be used, as well as descriptions of these methods. ASP.NET Class Reference Manual
This section provides the reference manual for the ASP.NET WebPagesDatabase object and describes the methods in the Database object. ASP.NET Database Object Reference Manual
This section explains the properties and methods of the WebMail object and how to initialize the WebMail helper. The WebMail object allows you to easily send e-mail messages from a web page. DescribeWebM
This section introduces you to what Razor is and Razor syntax. Razor is not a programming language. It is a server-side markup language. What is Razor? Razor is a markup syntax that
Razor supports C# (C sharp) in ASP.NET. This section explains C# variables. Variables are named entities used to store data. Variables Variables are used to store data. a variable
Statements are executed repeatedly in the loop. Loop statements allow us to execute a statement or group of statements multiple times. For Loop If you need to execute the same statement repeatedly, you can set up a loop. If you know how many times to loop
Razor supports VB (Visual Basic) in ASP.NET, and this section explains VB variables. Variables are named entities used to store data. Variables Variables are used to store data. one
