Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Sample ASP.NET Web App - Registration Form -2

Next Step:
Make sure you are comfortable with the SolutionExplorer window, Properties Window , Toolbox, and finally the center part the "work area" where we put in our code that builds our project.
You can see three tabs at the bottom of the "Work Area". Design view is for the design, Source view is for the code and Split view is to see the design and the source at the same time.

Next Step: As we are familiar with the interface lets do some coding.
By default you have some code that helps you run the application. lets do that first and make ourselves comfortable with the process.

Next Step: There are two ways to run our application
1. Running with Debugging (Debugging is a process of going through the code while we run the application, which is widely used in the later posts)
2. Running without Debugging
As we dont have any code that we want to see while we run the application so lets take the second option "Running without Debugging"
Hit F5 Key on your computer, it will open a window with the two options that we just discussed. select the second Option (Run without Debugging) and click on OK.

Next Step: This opens your browser (Default: Internet Explorer) and all you can see there is a blank page, the reason is that we didnt put any code to show it on our web page. So now we are familiar with what and how the interface looks and what happens when we run the application so lets start putting stuff on the webpage, to do that close the internet explorer that just opened and go to visual studio.

From now its not just text that we see on the blog, but there will be some code and some playing that we do with the controls (from the Toolbox) to have our registration form built and run on the web browser.

Goto the next post -- "Sample ASP.NET Web App - Registration From - 3"

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