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Introduction

(1)

About This Book

(1)

How to Use This Book

(1)

How This Book Is Organized

(1)

Book I: ASP.NET Basics

(1)

Book II: Web Controls

(1)

Book III: HTML

(1)

Book IV: C#

(1)

Book V: Visual Basic

(1)

Book VI: Database Programming

(1)

Book VII: Using the .NET Framework

(1)

Book VIII: Advanced ASP.NET Programming

(1)

Icons Used in This Book

(1)

Where to Go from Here

(2)

Book I: ASP.NET Basics

(92)

Welcome to ASP.NET Programming

(12)

What Is ASP.NET, and Why Is It So Great?

(3)

Windows and IIS dependence

(1)

Object orientation

(1)

Choice of languages

(1)

Visual Studio

(1)

Understanding Web Servers and Browsers

(1)

Understanding Static Web Pages

(1)

Understanding Dynamic Web Pages

(1)

Looking at a Simple ASP.NET Application

(2)

The .aspx (Markup) File for the Simple Calculator Application

(1)

The Code-Behind File of the Simple Calculator Application

(3)

Installing Visual Studio Web Developer 2005 Express Edition or Visual Studio 2005

(14)

Looking at Visual Studio 2005 Editions

(1)

Considering Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition

(1)

Installing Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition

(5)

Registering Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition

(3)

Installing Visual Studio 2005

(5)

Creating Your First ASP.NET 2.0 Application

(18)

Understanding Visual Studio Projects

(1)

Creating a New Web Site

(3)

Using the Solution Explorer

(1)

Working with Controls

(4)

Setting Properties

(2)

Setting the Page Title

(1)

Looking at the Source Code

(1)

Adding Some Code

(3)

Running the Application

(2)

Understanding Postback, Events, and Code-Behind

(10)

Understanding Postback

(1)

Using the IsPostBack Variable

(1)

Understanding Events

(1)

Using the Handles Clause in Visual Basic

(2)

Designating an Event Handler in C#

(1)

Using C#'s Auto Event Wireup

(1)

Understanding Code-Behind

(1)

Using Single-File Pages

(3)

Creating Multipage Applications

(24)

Understanding the Basics of a Multipage Application

(3)

Adding Pages

(1)

Redirecting to Another Page

(1)

Adding Classes

(3)

Using Session State

(3)

Looking into Data Binding

(1)

Using Master Pages

(4)

Creating a Master Page

(3)

Creating a content page

(1)

The C# Version of the Shopping Cart Application

(4)

The VB.NET Version of the Shopping Cart Application

(4)

Testing and Debugging Your ASP.NET Applications

(12)

Creating a Simple Calculator Application

(2)

Running an ASP.NET Application

(2)

Dealing with Errors

(2)

Working in Break Mode

(1)

Displaying Variable Data

(2)

Stepping Through a Program

(1)

Setting Breakpoints

(1)

Using Response Write for Debugging

(2)

Book II: Web Controls

(76)

Using Basic Web Server Controls

101

(14)

Using Label Controls

101

(2)

Using TextBox Controls

103

(2)

Using Button Controls

105

(2)

Using CheckBox Controls

107

(4)

Checking the Checked property

108

(1)

Another way to check the Checked property

109

(2)

Using RadioButton Controls

111

(1)

Using Image Controls

112

(3)

Using Validation Controls

115

(16)

Validating the Hard Way

115

(2)

Validation Controls to the Rescue!

117

(1)

Using the RequiredFieldValidator Control

118

(2)

Using the CompareValidator Control

120

(2)

Using the RangeValidator Control

122

(1)

Using the RegularExpressionValidator

123

(2)

Using a CustomValidator Control

125

(1)

Using the ValidationSummary Control

126

(2)

Using the CausesValidation and ValidationGroup Properties

128

(3)

Using List Controls

131

(16)

Using the CheckBoxList Control

131

(4)

Creating columns

133

(1)

Aligning text with check boxes

134

(1)

Spacing things out

135

(1)

Working with ListItem Elements

135

(3)

Using the Text property

135

(1)

Using the Value property

136

(1)

Determining which items are selected

136

(1)

Using the Collection Editor dialog box

137

(1)

Toiling with the RadioButtonList Control

138

(1)

Utilizing ListBox Controls

139

(2)

Employing DropDownList Controls

141

(2)

Accomplishing More with List Items in Code

143

(4)

Adding an item to a list

143

(1)

Clearing the list

143

(1)

Selecting and deselecting items

144

(1)

Finding an item

144

(3)

Using Advanced Web Server Controls

147

(18)

Using the MultiView Control

147

(5)

Utilizing the Wizard Control

152

(8)

Creating steps in Visual Studio

154

(2)

Using Wizard events

156

(1)

Looking at the code for a Wizard control

157

(3)

Working with the Calendar Control

160

(3)

Making Use of the FileUpload Control

163

(2)

Working with User Controls

165

(10)

Introducing User Controls

165

(2)

Creating a User Control

167

(2)

Adding a User Control to a Page

169

(1)

Adding Properties to a User Control

170

(3)

Putting User-Control Properties to Work

173

(2)

Book III: HTML

175

(126)

HTML Basics

177

(24)

XHTML Rulez!

177

(4)

XHTML and the W3C

178

(1)

The strict upbringing of XHTML

178

(1)

Making your HTML well-formed

179

(1)

More XHTML requirements

180

(1)

Taking characters as an entity

181

(1)

VWDE's Support for XHTML

181

(9)

A solemn DOCTYPE declaration

181

(1)

Validity spy

182

(3)

Letting VWDE fix old code

185

(4)

You can go your own way

189

(1)

Editing Code in Source View

190

(4)

Preserving source code

191

(1)

Cleaning up source code

192

(1)

Using the Tag Navigator

192

(1)

Collapsing and outlining

193

(1)

No Comment!

193

(1)

Editing Pages in Design View

194

(4)

Establishing a position in Design view

194

(3)

Positioning a Single Control

197

(1)

Viewing an HTML document's structure

197

(1)

Manipulating the DOM

198

(1)

Formatting Text

198

(3)

The Formatting toolbar

199

(1)

The Format menu

199

(1)

Properties pages

200

(1)

Creating Tables

201

(20)

Some Basic Table Talk

202

(5)

Adding headers, a caption, and a summary

202

(3)

Grouping and spanning columns and rows

205

(2)

Creating Tables in the Designers

207

(5)

The Toolbox table

207

(1)

The table designer

208

(1)

The ASP.NET table tool

209

(3)

Creating Tables Programmatically

212

(5)

Building a table by using the Repeater control

212

(3)

Building an ASP.NET table from scratch

215

(2)

Creating a Table-Based Framework

217

(4)

Working with Forms

221

(20)

Understanding Forms

221

(2)

Creating a Form

223

(2)

A call to action --- sent by post

223

(1)

Staying on target

224

(1)

Your special events form

224

(1)

Working with Text Boxes

225

(4)

Creating text fields with <input>

226

(1)

Creating a password text box

227

(1)

Super-sizing a text field

227

(2)

Working with Buttons

229

(3)

Creating a submit button

229

(1)

Creating a reset button

230

(1)

Creating an ordinary button

230

(1)

Creating an image button

230

(1)

Creating submit, reset, and ordinary buttons another way

231

(1)

Working with Check Boxes and Radio Buttons

232

(1)

Creating a check box

232

(1)

Creating a radio button

232

(1)

Using Drop-Down Lists and List Boxes

233

(4)

Creating a drop-down list

233

(1)

Creating a list box

234

(1)

Creating a hierarchical drop-down list and list box

235

(2)

Checking Form Submissions with ASP.NET

237

(1)

Setting the Tab Order

238

(3)

Using Styles and Style Sheets

241

(26)

Understanding Styles

241

(5)

Cascading Style Sheets

242

(2)

Style selectors and other syntax

244

(2)

Working with Styles in Visual Studio 2005 and Visual Web Developer

246

(11)

Setting the CSS validation schema

246

(2)

Creating inline styles in Design view

248

(4)

Creating inline styles in Source view

252

(2)

Building external style sheets

254

(2)

Creating a class with style

256

(1)

Using Span and Div for Styles and Positions

257

(4)

Highlighting text with <span>

258

(1)

Creating a layer with <div>

259

(1)

Showing and hiding the <div>

260

(1)

Creating and Applying Styles in Code

261

(6)

Applying inline styles in code

261

(1)

Inserting embedded styles with code

262

(1)

Letting users choose their style sheet

263

(4)

Using Client-Side Script

267

(34)

Sampling Client-Side Script on Microsoft.com

267

(4)

Compensating for browser differences

268

(1)

Embedding multimedia content

268

(1)

Tracking page views and statistics

269

(1)

Making the page interactive

270

(1)

Creating random content and surveys

270

(1)

Embedding Script in an ASP.NET Page

271

(10)

Embedding a block of script

272

(2)

Inserting a hidden field into a page

274

(1)

Embedding code so that it executes on startup

275

(2)

Embedding code to catch a page submit

277

(1)

Capturing the hidden field

278

(1)

Referencing external scripts

279

(1)

Storing an array of values in a page

280

(1)

Using Client-Side Scripts in ASP.NET

281

(6)

Identifying page elements by using script

282

(2)

Using alert() to stop users cold

284

(1)

confirm() a drastic action

285

(1)

Creating a rollover effect

286

(1)

Client-Side Script and Validation Controls

287

(2)

How Auto-Postback Uses Client-Side Script

289

(2)

Using Client-Side Callbacks

291

(10)

Creating the Web page interface

292

(1)

Preparing the JavaScript

293

(1)

Building the server-side algorithm

294

(1)

Implementing ICallbackEventHandler

294

(2)

Generating the callback code

296

(1)

Making the callback call

297

(1)

Callback source code

298

(3)

Book IV: C#

301

(108)

C# Programming Basics

303

(30)

Dealing with Keywords

303

(1)

Working with Statements

304

(2)

Types of statements

304

(1)

White space

305

(1)

Working with Blocks

306

(1)

Creating Identifiers

307

(1)

Crafting Comments

307

(1)

Single-line comments

307

(1)

Delimited comments

308

(1)

Introducing Object-Oriented Programming

308

(3)

Understanding classes and objects

308

(1)

Coding a class

309

(1)

Creating an object from a class

310

(1)

Using .NET Framework Classes

311

(1)

Declaring Variables

312

(3)

Declaring two or more variables in one statement

313

(1)

Declaring instance variables

313

(1)

Declaring local variables

314

(1)

Initializing Variables

315

(1)

Initializing variables with assignment statements

315

(1)

Initializing variables with initializers

315

(1)

Working with Built-in Data Types

316

(4)

Integer (int) types

317

(1)

Floating-point types

318

(1)

The decimal type

319

(1)

The char type

319

(1)

The boolean type

320

(1)

Working with Strings

320

(3)

Declaring and initializing strings

321

(1)

Combining strings

321

(1)

Converting strings to primitives

322

(1)

Working with Arithmetic Operators

323

(2)

Dividing Integers

325

(1)

Combining Operators

326

(1)

Using the Unary Plus and Minus Operators

327

(1)

Using Increment and Decrement Operators

328

(1)

Using the Assignment Operator

329

(2)

Using Compound Assignment Operators

331

(2)

Doing Things Conditionally in C#

333

(18)

Using Simple boolean Expressions

333

(2)

Using if Statements

335

(8)

Simple if statements

335

(3)

if-else statements

338

(1)

Nested if statements

339

(2)

else-if statements

341

(2)

Mr. Spock's Favorite Operators (the Logical Ones, of Course)

343

(4)

Using the ! operator

344

(1)

Using the & and && operators

345

(1)

Using the | and || operators

346

(1)

Pulling the Ol' Switch-er-oo

347

(4)

Creating else-if monstrosities

347

(1)

Using the switch statement

348

(1)

A better version of the Voter-Error-Code Decoder program

349

(2)

Going Around in Circles (Or, Looping in C#)

351

(16)

Your Basic while Loop

351

(2)

The while statement

352

(1)

A counting loop

352

(1)

Breaking Out of a Loop

353

(1)

Looping Forever

354

(1)

Using the continue Statement

355

(1)

Understanding do-while Loops

356

(2)

The Famous for Loop

358

(7)

The formal format of the for loop

358

(2)

Scoping out the counter variable

360

(1)

Counting even numbers

361

(1)

Counting backward

361

(1)

for loops without bodies

362

(1)

Ganging up your expressions

362

(1)

Omitting expressions

363

(1)

Breaking and continuing your for loops

364

(1)

Nesting Your Loops

365

(2)

Using Methods and Exceptions

367

(10)

The Basics of Making Methods

367

(1)

A Simple Example

368

(1)

Methods that Return Values

369

(2)

Declaring the method's return type

370

(1)

Using the return statement to return the value

370

(1)

Using Methods that Take Parameters

371

(2)

Declaring parameters

371

(1)

Understanding pass-by-value

372

(1)

Understanding Exceptions

373

(1)

Catching Exceptions

374

(1)

Catching Different Exception Types

375

(1)

Using the Exception Message

376

(1)

Using a finally Block

376

(1)

Getting into Object-Oriented Programming

377

(20)

What Is Object-Oriented Programming?

377

(2)

Understanding Objects

379

(3)

Objects have identity

379

(1)

Objects have type

380

(1)

Objects have state

381

(1)

Objects have behavior

381

(1)

The Life Cycle of an Object

382

(1)

Working with Related Classes

383

(2)

Inheritance

383

(1)

Interfaces

384

(1)

Declaring a Class

385

(1)

Picking class names

385

(1)

What goes in the class body

385

(1)

Using Fields

386

(1)

Creating Properties

387

(2)

Using Methods

389

(1)

Creating Constructors

390

(2)

Basic constructors

391

(1)

Default constructors

392

(1)

Using this

392

(1)

Working with Static Members

393

(4)

Working with static fields or properties

394

(1)

Using static methods

394

(3)

Working with Inheritance

397

(12)

Understanding Inheritance

397

(3)

A real-world explanation

398

(1)

A fun explanation

399

(1)

A business-world explanation

399

(1)

Inheritance hierarchies

400

(1)

Creating Derived Classes

400

(1)

Overriding Methods

401

(1)

Protecting Your Members

402

(1)

Using this and base in Your Derived Classes

403

(1)

Inheritance and Constructors

404

(1)

Casting Up and Down

405

(1)

Determining an Object's Type: The is Operator

406

(1)

Poly What?

407

(2)

Book V: Visual Basic

409

(68)

Mastering the Basics of Visual Basic

411

(16)

Looking at Classes, Structures, and Modules

411

(1)

Working with Source Files

412

(1)

Creating Sub Procedures

413

(1)

Working with Statements

414

(1)

Creating Identifiers

415

(1)

Adding Comments to Your Code

416

(1)

Declaring Variables

416

(1)

Working with Data Types

417

(3)

Integer types

418

(1)

Floating-point types

419

(1)

The decimal type

419

(1)

The char type

420

(1)

The Boolean type

420

(1)

Working with Strings

420

(2)

Declaring and initializing strings

420

(1)

Combining strings

421

(1)

Converting strings

421

(1)

Working with Arithmetic Operators

422

(1)

Combining Operators

423

(1)

Using Assignment Statements

424

(1)

Using Assignment Operators

425

(2)

Controlling Your Programs

427

(16)

Using If Statements

427

(6)

The basic If statement

428

(1)

The single-line If

429

(1)

The Else clause

429

(1)

Nesting If statements

430

(1)

The Elself structure

430

(3)

Using Conditional Expressions

433

(1)

Getting Logical

434

(2)

Using the Not operator

435

(1)

Working with the And operator

435

(1)

Utilizing the AndAlso operator

435

(1)

Using the Or and OrElse operators

436

(1)

Using the Select Case Statement

436

(2)

Working with For/Next Loops

438

(5)

Using While loops

439

(1)

Utilizing Do loops

440

(1)

Exiting a loop

441

(1)

Nesting your loops

441

(2)

Working With Procedures, Exceptions, and Arrays

443

(12)

Using Sub Procedures

444

(1)

Working with Functions

445

(1)

Getting Finicky about Parameters

446

(2)

Understanding Exceptions

448

(2)

Catching exceptions

448

(2)

Using a Finally block

450

(1)

Using Arrays

450

(5)

Creating an array

451

(1)

Initializing an array

451

(1)

Using For loops with arrays

452

(1)

Using two-dimensional arrays

452

(3)

Exploring Object-Oriented Programming

455

(12)

Introducing Object-Oriented Programming

455

(3)

Objects have identity

456

(1)

Objects have type

456

(1)

Objects have state

456

(1)

Objects have behavior

457

(1)

Creating Objects from Classes

458

(1)

Declaring Classes

458

(6)

Using fields

459

(1)

Creating properties

460

(2)

Using methods

462

(1)

Creating constructors

463

(1)

Using Shared Members

464

(3)

Demystifying Inheritance in VB.NET

467

(10)

Understanding Inheritance

467

(2)

Understanding Inheritance Hierarchies

469

(1)

Creating a Derived Class

469

(1)

Overriding Methods

470

(1)

Using Protected Members

471

(1)

Using the MyBase Keyword

472

(1)

Using Casting with Inheritance

472

(2)

Determining an Object's Type

474

(1)

Confronting Polymorphism

474

(3)

Book VI: Database Programming

477

(132)

Accessing Data with ADO.NET

479

(28)

Understanding the Basics of Relational Databases

480

(5)

Gathering data into tables

480

(1)

Organizing with rows and columns

481

(1)

Distinguishing data with primary keys and foreign keys

481

(3)

Indexing your data for fast retrieval

484

(1)

Working with Databases Using SQL

485

(9)

Creating a table with CREATE TABLE

486

(3)

Deleting a table with DROP TABLE

489

(1)

Getting data with SELECT

490

(1)

Selecting only specific rows with the WHERE clause

491

(1)

Adding data with INSERT

491

(1)

Modifying data with UPDATE

492

(1)

Removing data with DELETE

493

(1)

Piecing Together SQL Statements

494

(1)

Connecting to Data with ADO.NET

495

(3)

Issuing Database Commands

498

(3)

Calling statements that return no data

498

(1)

Calling a stored procedure

499

(1)

Calling statements that return one data item

500

(1)

Displaying Data on a Web Page

501

(2)

Retrieving Data from a Table

503

(1)

Adding Security to Your SQL Statements --- Read This!

504

(3)

Displaying and Editing Data for the Web

507

(22)

Writing Data to a Page with a Label

507

(2)

Binding to Data

509

(9)

Creating a data source

509

(7)

Using a data source

516

(2)

Repeating Through a Result Set

518

(5)

Setting server control properties in a Repeater control

519

(1)

Adding some style to the Repeater control

520

(1)

Altering the look of the Repeater control's rows

521

(2)

Creating a Data-Entry Page

523

(6)

Displaying and Editing with the GridView Control

529

(22)

Setting Up the AdventureWorks Database

529

(1)

Creating a GridView Control

530

(2)

Formatting the Display

532

(2)

Editing and Deleting Data with a GridView

534

(6)

Sorting and Paging the Data in Your Grid

540

(2)

Customizing the Columns in a Grid

542

(9)

Specifying headers

546

(1)

Displaying formatted text with the BoundField type

546

(1)

Displaying images from a URL with the ImageField type

547

(4)

Displaying and Editing Detail Data

551

(24)

Introducing the DetailsView and FormView Controls

552

(1)

Displaying a Record with a DetailsView Control

552

(14)

Moving through data by paging

556

(1)

Using GridView and DetailsView controls together

556

(4)

Editing Data with a DetailsView

560

(4)

Searching and displaying details

564

(2)

Displaying Record Details with a FormView Control

566

(9)

Using GridView and FormView controls together

567

(2)

Editing data with a FormView

569

(6)

Advanced Data Retrieval

575

(16)

Ditching the Eval Method

575

(3)

Binding to Different Kinds of Data

578

(6)

Skipping the SQLDataSource

578

(2)

Binding SqlDataAdapter results to controls

580

(1)

Attaching arrays to data-bound controls

581

(3)

Advanced Usage of Repeater Controls

584

(7)

Creating a table around a Repeater

584

(2)

Handling Repeater events

586

(5)

Reading XML and Generic Data

591

(18)

Putting Together Some XML

591

(3)

Transforming XML into a Formatted Table

594

(6)

Displaying XML in a TreeView Control

600

(4)

Accessing Generic Data with an ObjectDataSource Control

604

(5)

Book VII: Using the .NET Framework

609

(74)

Handling Strings

611

(18)

Formatting Strings

611

(8)

Supplying parameters other than strings

612

(1)

Formatting the numeric parameters

613

(2)

Formatting dates and times

615

(1)

Customizing data formats

616

(3)

Handling Special HTML Characters in Strings

619

(1)

Splitting and Combining Strings

620

(3)

Splitting strings

621

(1)

Combining strings

622

(1)

Converting to Strings with the ToString Method

623

(2)

Converting Strings to Numbers

625

(1)

Piecing Together Strings with a StringBuilder

626

(3)

Manipulating Dates and Times

629

(18)

Getting the Current Date and Time

629

(1)

Reading the Components of a DateTime Structure

630

(2)

Streaming a DateTime Structure

632

(2)

Handling Local Times Versus Universal Times

634

(3)

Calculating with Dates

637

(5)

Parsing a Date-Time String

642

(5)

Storing Objects in Specialized Collections

647

(20)

Iterating Through a Collection

647

(4)

Using the ArrayList Class

651

(6)

Sorting a list

652

(3)

Comparing different types

655

(2)

Using the Hashtable Class

657

(3)

Using the Stack Class

660

(2)

Using the Queue Class

662

(2)

Collecting Strings

664

(1)

Using the StringCollection class

664

(1)

Using the StringDictionary class

664

(1)

Ordering Associations with the OrderedDictionary

665

(2)

Building Strongly Typed Collections with Generic Classes

667

(16)

Understanding the Name Game

668

(1)

Using the Generic List Class

668

(2)

Working with the Generic LinkedList Class

670

(6)

Employing the Generic Dictionary Class

676

(3)

Using the Generic SortedDictionary Class

679

(1)

Using the Generic Stack Class

679

(2)

Working with the Generic Queue Class

681

(2)

Book VIII: Advanced ASP.NET Programming

683

(180)

Security: Using Login Controls

685

(30)

Understanding Authentication and Authorization

685

(1)

Implementing Forms Authentication

686

(23)

Creating the Web site

687

(1)

Adding pages to the resto Web site

688

(1)

Implementing membership features

689

(3)

Creating users

692

(1)

Creating access rules for the pages

693

(4)

Using the Login control

697

(3)

Using the LoginName control

700

(1)

Using the LoginStatus control

701

(1)

Using the LoginView control

702

(1)

Using the PasswordRecovery control

703

(2)

Using the ChangePassword control

705

(1)

Assigning users to roles

706

(1)

Giving permissions to a role

707

(2)

Peering Into the Application Programming Interface (API)

709

(6)

Using the Membership and MembershipUser classes

709

(2)

Using the Roles class

711

(4)

Using Profiles

715

(24)

Understanding Profiles

715

(1)

Enabling Anonymous User Profiles

716

(5)

Deciding what data to store

717

(1)

Enabling profiles in the configuration file

717

(2)

Generating the database

719

(1)

Exploring the profile database

719

(2)

Building the Profile-Based Web Page

721

(5)

Adding control markup to the page

721

(2)

Adding code to retrieve profile values

723

(1)

Displaying the date and time in the chosen language

723

(1)

Storing the language choice in the profile

724

(1)

Storing the image choice in the profile

724

(1)

Storing the background color in the profile

725

(1)

Testing the profile properties

725

(1)

Using Profiles with Authenticated Users

726

(3)

Viewing the list of profiles

727

(2)

Maintaining the Profiles Database

729

(3)

Deleting inactive profiles

730

(1)

Deleting a specific profile

731

(1)

Using a Custom Profile Provider

732

(7)

Obtaining the Access provider

733

(1)

Building the Access provider

733

(6)

Site Navigation

739

(32)

Understanding Site Navigation

739

(1)

Using a Web.sitemap File

740

(4)

Creating the Web.sitemap file

740

(2)

Adding data to the sitemap file

742

(1)

Using the SiteMapDataSource control

743

(1)

Using the TreeView Control

744

(12)

Creating a TreeView in Design view

745

(5)

Creating a TreeView programmatically

750

(4)

Creating a TreeView from a sitemap

754

(2)

Using the Menu Control

756

(8)

Creating a Menu in Design view

756

(4)

Creating a Menu programmatically

760

(4)

Creating a Menu from a sitemap

764

(1)

Using the SiteMapPath Control

764

(7)

Creating a SiteMapPath in Design view

765

(1)

Creating a SiteMapPath control programmatically

766

(2)

Using an image as a path separator

768

(3)

Working with Themes

771

(18)

Understanding Site Themes

771

(1)

Creating an Opening Theme

772

(5)

Adding the App_Themes folder

773

(1)

Adding a .skin file

774

(1)

Creating rough skin

775

(1)

Refining the skin properties

776

(1)

Testing the skin

776

(1)

Letting Users Choose a Theme

777

(3)

The Normal theme

778

(1)

The Accountant theme

779

(1)

A theme for lawyers

779

(1)

Applying a Theme Programmatically

780

(2)

Storing the Theme in a Profile

782

(1)

Dos and Don'ts for Themes

783

(1)

Shifting Definitions to Styles

783

(1)

Overriding Themes and Who's the Boss

784

(3)

Theme vs StyleSheetTheme

784

(2)

Implementing a global theme

786

(1)

Exempting a page from theming

787

(1)

Exempting a control from theming

787

(1)

Where to Get Themes

787

(2)

Building Portals with Web Parts

789

(44)

Understanding Portals

789

(1)

An Example Web Portal

790

(5)

Security for your custom page

791

(1)

Personalization of your page

791

(1)

Choice of language

792

(1)

Choice of content

792

(2)

Custom layout

794

(1)

Show and hide content

794

(1)

Themes

794

(1)

Understanding the Parts of Web Parts

795

(1)

Web parts infrastructure elements

795

(1)

Personalization, logins, and Web parts

796

(1)

Creating a Simple Web Part

796

(9)

Faking a login for development purposes

796

(2)

Create a page and Web-part zones

798

(2)

Add some Web-part content

800

(1)

Test the Web-part page

801

(3)

Oops, I closed the Web part and it's gone!

804

(1)

Letting the User Move Web Parts Around

805

(4)

Adding code to support Web-part Design mode

805

(2)

Playing with Web-part Design mode

807

(2)

Connecting Web Parts Together

809

(11)

Creating a data consumer Web part

809

(2)

Creating a data provider Web part

811

(1)

Creating a connectable data provider

812

(1)

Creating a data exchange interface

813

(1)

Getting Web parts on the same page

814

(6)

Connecting Web Parts Dynamically

820

(7)

Web parts a la mode

821

(1)

Creating a mode selector

821

(2)

Adding a ConnectionsZone interface

823

(1)

Making connections

824

(2)

Breaking connections

826

(1)

Using the Editor Controls

827

(2)

Adding EditorZone and AppearanceEditorPart controls

827

(1)

Changing a Web part's appearance

828

(1)

Using other editor parts

829

(1)

Letting Users Select Their Web Parts

829

(4)

Adding CatalogZone and DeclarativeCatalogPart controls

830

(1)

Selecting a part from the catalog

831

(2)

Creating and Consuming Web Services

833

(30)

Understanding Web Services

834

(3)

A supercomputer scenario

834

(1)

A super solution

834

(1)

The black box

835

(1)

Exposing an API

835

(1)

Not just HTTP

836

(1)

Expanding demands

836

(1)

It can be done

836

(1)

Creating a Web Service

837

(9)

Add a Web service to your project

837

(1)

Analyze this!

838

(2)

Replace the default namespace

840

(1)

Add the RomanNumerals function

841

(2)

A quick test of the Web service

843

(1)

Other valuable information

844

(2)

Providing information to clients

846

(1)

Consuming a Web Service

846

(10)

Using the service in a Web page and project

847

(5)

Using the service from Windows Forms

852

(1)

Using the service from VBScript

853

(2)

Pick a platform

855

(1)

Serving a Larger Helping of Data

856

(4)

Preparing the RockHits Web service

856

(4)

Securing a Web Service

860

(3)

Index

863

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