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Man, this week has been jammed packed for me…

I have really been able to digg my mind into ASP 2.0 and I feel fully confident now to program my own work within Visual Studio 2005 …

I no longer have to depend on another more experienecd ASP programmer to do my work… This Project Manager is finally complete and capable of doing his own code too!

For years Ive done my own PHP - although I may be slower than some who only do it every day, I now have got ASP 2.0 down rather well in comparison where as before I only could do QA on it… I love the chance sometimes to close my door and simply kick ass on learning a new technology then coming out of my techy cocoon as a new superhero with a new superpower!

Gawd I love intelitext for attributes for properties of controls!

webparts are cool.

 own server side controls like they were spells to cast … I have mt head around the controls, and stored procedures.

I love how the debugger lets you hover over elements of an object and methods. It really enables me to pinpoint my errors so I learn quicker more efficiently thus more effectively

I got Server side events down and have a hands-on full wrangling of code behind in C#

 

 

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notes::

 

    1. Control F5 runs page with no debugging
    2. onserverchange is good and is a very useful server side control
    3. OnTextChange event is cool
    4. clicking the spacebar pops up the intellitext of current control in focus
    5. runat=”server” onserverclick=”MySubmitHandler”
      protected void MSubmitHandler(object sender,EventArgs args)
    6.  HTMLControls .cs markup study

    using the HTML toolbox
    set all as runat server controls best helps 

    {

    string simpletext = SimpleTextBox.Value; 

    sting listdropdown = SimpleList.Items[SimpleList.SelectedIndex].Value;

    string result = String.Format(”ArrayContainer=(0), ArrayContainer2=(1),  ChkBx1=(3), Chkbx2=(4),

    listinordernamesofHTMLInputControls,

    );

    ResultLabel.InnerText = result; 

    7. you can always reference the >Help>Index from the menu to sudy the definitions, methods and properties of all classes

    8. High Level Web Controls study
    runat is always a part of these native asp controls

    use control wrappers when you can
    on the back code, you must create a foreach loop for wrappers
    foreach (ListItem item in LabelNameList.Items);
    {
    result += String.Format(” {0}={1}”, item.Text, item.Selected);
    }

    9.

    moretocome!