Mastering ASP.NET 4 from scratch Using C#

Demonstrates using FTP as the web location for a new ASP.NET site from Visual Studio, including authentication steps. Illustrates three creation methods—file system, HTTP, and FTP—advocating file system for development.

Learn to implement a multi view in ASP.NET 4 using C#, add four views, and navigate between them with buttons and a radio button list via the ActiveViewIndex property.

Master the ASP.NET server-side table control by adding columns and rows with C# code, and populate it at run time with employee code, name, and salary.

Learn to use the comparison validator to ensure two text boxes match, enforce age and date rules, and validate date inputs with string, integer, and date data types.

Demonstrates using range validator to constrain a postal code between 500 and 1000, with number data type, minimum value 500 and maximum value 1000, and compares it to comparison validator.

Learn to use the Regular Expression Validator to validate URL and email inputs with predefined patterns, set validation expressions, and test form submissions like sign up.

Create a database named asp training with mdf and ldf files in SQL Server Management Studio, build a user details table with user id as primary key and insert records.

Configure a SQL data source and bind it to a grid view to display data. Enable paging, sorting, and selection, and perform updates and deletions via the grid view.

Explore how to use the update progress control with an update panel to display 'performing calculations, please wait' during processing delays, improving user experience in ASP.NET 4.

Learn to persist data across postbacks on a page by storing textbox1 values in the view state and displaying them in textbox2, with view state data encrypted by default.

Define a single class in the app code folder to encapsulate session variables. Expose them as properties with get and set for consistent access and data tracking.

Demonstrates working with session objects via a custom class, including writing and reading session data, handling nulls with ToString, and signing out with session.abandon.

Explore how to work with cookies in ASP.NET by writing and reading cookies, differentiating temporary and persistent cookies, and comparing cookies with session variables stored on the server.

Explore how to work with application objects and application variables, accessible across all pages, contrasted with per-user session variables, and manage lifecycle events via global.asax, including lock/unlock for synchronization.