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• Beginning ASP.NET 4.5.1: in C# and VB
• Copyright
• About the Author
• Credits
• Acknowledgments
• Contents
• Foreword
• Introduction
• Who This Book Is For
• What This Book Covers
• How This Book Is Structured
• What You Need to Use This Book
• Conventions
• Source Code
• Errata
• p2p.wrox.com
• Chapter 1: Getting Started with ASP.NET 4.5.1
• Microsoft Visual Studio Express for Web
• Getting Visual Studio
• Installing Visual Studio Express for Web (VSEW)
• Creating Your First ASP.NET 4.5.1 Website
• An Introduction to ASP.NET 4.5.1
• Understanding HTML
• A First Look at ASP.NET Markup
• A Tour of the IDE
• The Main Development Area
• Informational Windows
• Customizing the IDE
• Rearranging Windows
• Modifying the Toolbox
• Customizing the Document Window
• Customizing Toolbars
• Customizing Keyboard Shortcuts
• Resetting Your Changes
• The Sample Application
• Practical Tips on Visual Studio
• Summary
• Chapter 2: Building an ASP.NET Website
• Creating Websites with Visual Studio 2013
• Different Project Types
• Choosing the Right Website Template
• Creating and Opening a New Website
• Working with Files in Your Website
• The Many File Types of an ASP.NET Website
• Adding Existing Files
• Organizing Your Site
• Special File Types
• Working with Web Forms
• The Different Views on Web Forms
• Choosing between Code Behind and Pages with Inline Code
• Adding Markup to Your Page
• Connecting Pages
• Practical Tips on Working with Web Forms
• Summary
• Chapter 3: Designing Your Web Pages
• Why Do You Need CSS?
• Problems with Using HTML Formatting
• How CSS Fixes Formatting Problems
• An Introduction to CSS
• CSS — The Language
• The Style Sheet
• Adding CSS to Your Pages
• Working with CSS in Visual Studio
• Using the CSS Editor
• Creating Embedded and Inline Style Sheets
• Applying Styles
• Managing Styles
• Practical Tips on Working with CSS
• Summary
• Chapter 4: Working with ASP.NET Server Controls
• Introduction to Server Controls
• A Closer Look at ASP.NET Server Controls
• Defining Controls in Your Pages
• Common Properties for All Controls
• Types of Controls
• Standard Controls
• HTML Controls
• Data Controls
• Validation Controls
• Navigation Controls
• Login Controls
• Ajax Extensions
• WebParts
• Dynamic Data
• The ASP.NET State Engine
• What Is State and Why Is It Important?
• How the State Engine Works
• Not All Controls Rely on View State
• A Note about View State and Performance
• Practical Tips on Working with Controls
• Summary
• Chapter 5: Programming Your ASP.NET Web Pages
• Introduction to Programming
• Data Types and Variables
• Converting and Casting Data Types
• Using Arrays and Collections
• Statements
• Operators
• Making Decisions
• Loops
• Organizing Code
• Methods: Functions and Subroutines
• The App_Code Folder
• Organizing Code with Namespaces
• Writing Comments
• Object Orientation Basics
• Important OO Terminology
• Events
• Practical Tips on Programming
• Summary
• Chapter 6: Creating Consistent Looking Websites
• Consistent Page Layout with Master Pages
• Creating Master Pages
• Creating Content Pages
• Using a Centralized Base Page
• An Introduction to the ASP.NET Page Life Cycle
• Implementing the Base Page
• Creating Reusable Page Templates
• Themes
• Different Types of Themes
• Choosing Between Theme and StyleSheetTheme
• Applying Themes
• Extending Themes
• Dynamically Switching Themes
• Skins
• Creating a Skin File
• Named Skins
• Disable Theming for Specific Controls
• Practical Tips on Creating Consistent Pages
• Summary
• Chapter 7: Navigation
• Different Ways to Move Around Your Site
• Understanding Absolute and Relative URLs
• Understanding Default Documents
• Using the Navigation Controls
• Architecture of the Navigation Controls
• Examining the Web.sitemap File
• Using the Menu Control
• Using the TreeView Control
• Using the SiteMapPath Control
• Routing
• Setting up Extension-less URLs
• Considerations for Extension-less URLs
• Programmatic Redirection
• Programmatically Redirecting the Client to a Different Page
• Server-Side Redirects
• Practical Tips on Navigation
• Summary
• Chapter 8: User Controls
• Introduction to User Controls
• Creating User Controls
• Adding User Controls to a Content Page or Master Page
• Sitewide Registration of User Controls
• User Control Caveats
• Adding Logic to Your User Controls
• Creating Your Own Data Types for Properties
• Implementing View State Properties
• View State Considerations
• Practical Tips on User Controls
• Summary
• Chapter 9: Validating User Input
• Gathering Data from the User
• Validating User Input in Web Forms
• Understanding Request Validation
• Processing Data at the Server
• Sending E-mail from Your Website
• Reading from Text Files
• Practical Tips on Validating Data
• Summary
• Chapter 10: ASP.NET AJAX
• Introducing Ajax
• Using ASP.NET AJAX in Your Projects
• Creating Flicker-free Pages
• Providing Feedback to Users
• The Timer Control
• Using Web Services in Ajax Websites
• What Are Web Services?
• Creating Web Services
• Practical Ajax Tips
• Summary
• Chapter 11: jQuery
• An Introduction to jQuery
• Introducing NuGet
• Choosing the Location for Your jQuery Reference
• Different Ways to Include the jQuery Library
• jQuery Syntax
• jQuery Core
• Selecting Items Using jQuery
• Modifying the DOM with jQuery
• CSS Methods
• Handling Events
• Miscellaneous jQuery Functionality
• Common Mistakes When Working with jQuery
• Effects with jQuery
• jQuery and Validation
• Practical Tips on jQuery
• Summary
• Chapter 12: Introducing Databases
• What Is a Database?
• Different Kinds of Relational Databases
• Installing SQL Server 2012 Express
• Using SQL to Work with Database Data
• Retrieving and Manipulating Data with SQL
• Reading Data
• Creating Data
• Updating Data
• Deleting Data
• Creating Your Own Tables
• Data Types in SQL Server
• Understanding Primary Keys and Identities
• Creating Relationships between Tables
• Practical Database Tips
• Summary
• Chapter 13: Displaying and Updating Data
• Data Controls
• Data-bound Controls
• Data Source Controls
• Other Data Controls
• Data Source and Data-bound Controls Working Together
• Displaying and Editing Data with GridView
• Inserting Data with DetailsView
• Storing Your Connection Strings in Web.config
• Filtering Data
• Customizing the Appearance of the Data Controls
• Configuring Columns or Fields of Data-bound Controls
• Updating and Inserting Data
• Using DetailsView to Insert and Update Data
• Practical Tips for Displaying and Updating Data
• Summary
• Chapter 14: LINQ and the ADO.NET Entity Framework
• Introducing LINQ
• LINQ to Objects
• LINQ to XML
• LINQ to ADO.NET
• Introducing the ADO.NET Entity Framework
• Mapping Your Data Model to an Object Model
• Introducing Query Syntax
• Standard Query Operators
• Shaping Data with Anonymous Types
• Using Model Binding with LINQ Queries
• Introducing Model Binding
• A Note about Performance
• Practical LINQ and ADO.NET Entity Framework Tips
• Summary
• Chapter 15: Working with Data — Advanced Topics
• Formatting Your Controls Using Styles
• An Introduction to Styles
• Combining Styles, Themes, and Skins
• Handling Events
• The ASP.NET Page and Control Life Cycles Revisited
• The ASP.NET Page Life Cycle and Events in Data Controls
• Handling Errors That Occur in the Data Source Controls
• Hand-Coding Data Access Code
• Caching
• Common Pitfalls with Caching Data
• Different Ways to Cache Data in ASP.NET Web Applications
• Practical Data Tips
• Summary
• Chapter 16: Security in Your ASP.NET Website
• Introducing Security
• Identity: Who Are You?
• Authentication: How Can You Prove Who You Are?
• Authorization: What Are You Allowed to Do?
• An Introduction to the ASP.NET Application Services
• Introducing the Login Controls
• The Login Controls
• Configuring Your Web Application
• The Role Manager
• The Role Manager Configuration
• Managing Users with the WSAT
• Configuring the Web Application to Work with Roles
• Programmatically Checking Roles
• Practical Security Tips
• Summary
• Chapter 17: Personalizing Websites
• Understanding Profile
• Configuring the Profile
• Using the Profile
• Other Ways of Dealing with Profile
• Anonymous Identification
• Cleaning Up Old Anonymous Profiles
• Looking at Other Users’ Profiles
• Practical Personalization Tips
• Summary
• Chapter 18: Exception Handling, Debugging, and Tracing
• Exception Handling
• Different Types of Errors
• Catching and Handling Exceptions
• Global Error Handling and Custom Error Pages
• The Basics of Debugging
• Tools Support for Debugging
• Moving Around in Debugged Code
• Debugging Windows
• Debugging Client-Side Script
• Debugging with the Page Inspector
• Introducing the Page Inspector
• Using the Page Inspector
• Cross-browser Testing with Browser Link
• Introducing Browser Link
• Using Browser Link
• Tracing Your ASP.NET Web Pages
• Using the Standard Tracing Capabilities
• Adding Your Own Information to the Trace
• Tracing and Performance
• A Security Warning
• Practical Debugging Tips
• Summary
• Chapter 19: Deploying Your Website
• Preparing Your Website for Deployment
• Avoiding Hard-Coded Settings
• The Web.config File
• Expression Syntax
• The WebConfigurationManager Class
• Introducing Bundling and Minification
• Preparing for Deployment
• Publishing Your Site
• Introducing Web.config Transformations
• Running Your Site Under IIS
• Installing and Configuring the Web Server
• Installing and Configuring ASP.NET
• Understanding Security in IIS
• NTFS Settings for Planet Wrox
• Troubleshooting Web Server Errors
• Moving Data to a Remote Server
• Exporting Your Data to a File
• Recreating the Database
• The Deployment Checklist
• What’s Next
• Summary
• Appendix A: Exercise Answers
• Chapter 1
• Exercise 1 Solution
• Exercise 2 Solution
• Exercise 3 Solution
• Exercise 4 Solution
• Chapter 2
• Exercise 1 Solution
• Exercise 2 Solution
• Exercise 3 Solution
• Exercise 4 Solution
• Chapter 3
• Exercise 1 Solution
• Exercise 2 Solution
• Exercise 3 Solution
• Exercise 4 Solution
• Chapter 4
• Exercise 1 Solution
• Exercise 2 Solution
• Exercise 3 Solution
• Exercise 4 Solution
• Exercise 5 Solution
• Exercise 6 Solution
• Chapter 5
• Exercise 1 Solution
• Exercise 2 Solution
• Exercise 3 Solution
• Chapter 6
• Exercise 1 Solution
• Exercise 2 Solution
• Exercise 3 Solution
• Exercise 4 Solution
• Exercise 5 Solution
• Exercise 6 Solution
• Chapter 7
• Exercise 1 Solution
• Exercise 2 Solution
• Exercise 3 Solution
• Chapter 8
• Exercise 1 Solution
• Exercise 2 Solution
• Exercise 3 Solution
• Chapter 9
• Exercise 1 Solution
• Exercise 2 Solution
• Exercise 3 Solution
• Exercise 4 Solution
• Exercise 5 Solution
• Chapter 10
• Exercise 1 Solution
• Exercise 2 Solution
• Exercise 3 Solution
• Chapter 11
• Exercise 1 Solution
• Exercise 2 Solution
• Exercise 3 Solution
• Exercise 4 Solution
• Chapter 12
• Exercise 1 Solution
• Exercise 2 Solution
• Exercise 3 Solution
• Exercise 4 Solution
• Exercise 5 Solution
• Chapter 13
• Exercise 1 Solution
• Exercise 2 Solution
• Exercise 3 Solution
• Exercise 4 Solution
• Chapter 14
• Exercise 1 Solution
• Exercise 2 Solution
• Exercise 3 Solution
• Exercise 4 Solution
• Exercise 5 Solution
• Chapter 15
• Exercise 1 Solution
• Exercise 2 Solution
• Exercise 3 Solution
• Chapter 16
• Exercise 1 Solution
• Exercise 2 Solution
• Exercise 3 Solution
• Exercise 4 Solution
• Chapter 17
• Exercise 1 Solution
• Exercise 2 Solution
• Exercise 3 Solution
• Chapter 18
• Exercise 1 Solution
• Exercise 2 Solution
• Exercise 3 Solution
• Appendix B: Configuring SQL Server 2012
• Configuring SQL Server 2012
• Terminology and Concepts
• Using SQL Server Management Studio
• Connecting Your Application to SQL Server 2012
• Configuring Application Services
• Index
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