Building the Performance Page
We have dealt with all the complex parts of this application. All that remain are a couple of pages that are largely similar to their Part II implementations. The Performance page is relatively simple; you can see the markup in Listing 21-17. I use a data source control to populate a DropDownList with the names of the athletes in the database and use individual Label controls in a regular HTML table to display data values. This is an approach I use often, using regular HTML for elements that don't change and Web Forms controls when I need to set a value in the code-behind class or when I want to receive and process events.
Listing 21-17. The markup for the Performance.aspx page
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