May 2004
Intermediate to advanced
888 pages
22h 31m
English
The following sections present some of the common techniques used by Web developers. Although these examples are specific, each demonstrates different techniques that you’ll likely use under various circumstances, such as creating files on the server machine, generating in-memory images, and so forth.
Occasionally, you must create forms that request a lot of data from users, such as a survey. One might be inclined to use multiple .aspx Web forms in order to avoid forcing the user to scroll through a single lengthy form. This might be impractical given that not only must you manage multiple forms, but you must also store all the data the user is entering between forms for later ...
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