Chapter 3. Creating Your First ASP.NET Page
After completing this chapter, you will be able to
Designate where and how client and server code execute.
Understand how JavaScript and C# work on a page.
Add HTML to pages dynamically, using JavaScript’s Document object.
Add HTML to pages dynamically, using the ASP.NET Response object.
Pass parameters in URLs and process them using the ASP.NET Request object.
Create client controls for use with JavaScript.
Create server controls for use with ASP.NET.
In this chapter, you learn how to create your first ASP.NET page. It is very important to understand what is happening at a basic level. You explore all the fundamental functionality in ASP.NET pages. In Chapter 4, you start the personal portal that you will build ...
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