When you create an ASP.NET page using Visual Studio .NET, the default processing model is to use code-behind (the basics of which I described here ). One of the more interesting aspects of code-behind is that you can specify the code for the code-behind
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Almost from it’s beginning, HTML has been a mixture of data, display and logic. While the original static pages might have only combined data and display, once scripting was introduced the three disciplines have lived together uncomfortably. ASP
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