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Pro ASP.NET 4.5 in C#, Fifth Edition

by Adam Freeman, Matthew MacDonald, Mario Szpuszta

July 2013

Intermediate to advanced

1228 pages

34h 1m

English

Apress

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Preparing Your WorkstationCreating a New ASP.NET ProjectCreating a Simple ApplicationCreating the Summary ViewPerforming ValidationSummary
An Overview of the ASP.NET FrameworkAbout This BookThe Structure of This BookUnderstanding Web FormsSummary

Creating the Example ProjectUsing Automatically Implemented PropertiesUsing Object and Collection InitializersUsing Extension MethodsUsing Lambda ExpressionsUsing Automatic Type InferenceUsing Anonymous TypesUsing Generic TypingExplicitly Implementing InterfacesPerforming Language Integrated QueriesUsing Async MethodsSummary
Creating the Example ProjectGetting Started with jQuerySelecting ElementsUsing jQuery EventsWorking with JSON DataSummary
Creating the Example ProjectUsing the Visual Studio DebuggerUsing the Page Inspector and Browser F12 ToolsUsing NuGetUsing Opera MobileUseful JavaScript LibrariesSummary
Creating the ProjectCreating the Data Model and RepositoryCreating the Product ListingAdding PaginationStyling the List Web FormSummary
Configuring URL RoutingAdding the Category InformationBuilding the Shopping CartSummary
Removing Unwanted Cart ItemsAdding the Cart SummarySubmitting OrdersAdding ValidationSummary
Adding the Common Building BlocksAdding Order ManagementAdding Catalog ManagementSetting up AuthorizationSummary
Disabling Debug Mode for Final TestingPreparing Windows AzureDeploying the ApplicationSummary
Understanding the ProblemUnderstanding the SolutionCreating the Example ProjectImplementing the RSVP PageAdding Unit TestingAdding Dependency InjectionCompleting the ApplicationSummary
Creating the Example ProjectUnderstanding the Web Form FileUnderstanding Code-Behind ClassesUnderstanding How a Web Form WorksUsing Master PagesSummary
Creating the Example ProjectUnderstanding the Application LifecycleUnderstanding the Request LifecycleUnderstanding Context ObjectsPutting It All TogetherSummary
Preparing the Example ApplicationUnderstanding ModulesCreating a Module ProjectWorking with Module EventsWorking with the Built-In ModulesPutting It All TogetherSummary
Preparing the Example ApplicationUnderstanding HandlersHandlers and the Request LifecycleCreating a Generic HandlerCreating Custom HandlersCreating Custom Handler FactoriesCoordinating between Modules and HandlersPutting It All TogetherSummary
Preparing the Example ApplicationUnderstanding the Page ClassUnderstanding the Page LifecycleHandling Control EventsReceiving Control EventsUnderstanding the End-to-End Web LifecycleThe Page ContextPutting It All TogetherSummary
Preparing the Example ApplicationUsing URL RedirectionManaging Handler Selection and ExecutionPutting It All TogetherSummary
Creating the Example ApplicationUnderstanding State DataStoring Application DataStoring User DataStoring Session DataUsing View DataUsing CookiesPutting It All TogetherSummary
Preparing the Example ApplicationUsing the Application CacheManaging Item CachingCaching with DependenciesReceiving Cache NotificationsConfiguring CachingPutting It All TogetherSummary
Preparing the Example ApplicationCaching Web Form OutputSelectively Updating ContentCaching User Control OutputCaching Server Control OutputCreating Cache DependenciesUsing a Custom Output CacheConfiguring the Output CachePutting It All TogetherSummary
Preparing the Example ProjectUnderstanding ErrorsCustomizing the Default BehaviorTaking Control of the Error Handling ProcessHandling Multiple ErrorsPutting It All TogetherSummary
Preparing the Example ProjectWorking with PathsManaging Virtual PathsUsing the Friendly URLs PackagePutting It All TogetherSummary
Preparing the Example ProjectPreparing the Application for RoutingWorking with Fixed RoutesAdding Variable SegmentsModel Binding to Route Segment ValuesGenerating Outgoing URLsPutting It All TogetherSummary
Preparing the Example ProjectUsing Advanced ConstraintsRouting Requests for FilesWorking with Routing HandlersCreating a Custom RouteBase ImplementationPutting It All TogetherSummary
Preparing the Example ProjectUnderstanding Forms AuthenticationConfiguring ASP.NET AuthenticationPerforming AuthenticationPerforming AuthorizationBypassing AuthorizationAuthorization Routed URLsPutting It All TogetherSummary
Preparing the Example ProjectAdding Membership to the ApplicationUsing MembershipPutting It All TogetherSummary
Preparing the Example ProjectUnderstanding the Configuration HierarchyGetting Configuration Information ProgrammaticallyCreating Custom Configuration Sections and GroupsUsing External Configuration FilesLocking Configuration SectionsPutting It All TogetherSummary
Preparing the Example ProjectUnderstanding the ProblemCreating an Asynchronous Web FormCreating Asynchronous ModulesCreating Asynchronous HandlersSummary
Preparing the Example ProjectUnderstanding ControlsWorking with the Control HierarchyPutting It All TogetherSummary
Preparing the Example ProjectUnderstanding the Server-Side Form ElementDetecting Form Posts and PostbacksWorking with Form DataUnderstanding the One-Form LimitUnderstanding Request ValidationPutting It All TogetherSummary
Preparing the Example ProjectCreating a Basic ControlAdding Functionality to the ControlUnderstanding Control IDsDefining Element AttributesCreating a Server ControlPutting It All TogetherSummary
Preparing the Example ProjectUnderstanding Statelessness and the Control LifecycleManaging Application View StatePutting It All TogetherSummary
Preparing the Example ProjectUnderstanding Server-Side ElementsWorking with Page Structure ElementsWorking with Form ElementsWorking with HTML TablesWorking with Other ElementsPutting It All TogetherSummary
Preparing the Example ProjectUnderstanding the ProblemApplying Model BindingHandling Model Binding and Validation ErrorsUsing Binding AttributesPutting It All TogetherSummary
Preparing the Example ProjectUnderstanding Data BindingWriting a Custom Data ControlPutting It TogetherSummary
Selecting a Data ControlPreparing the Example ProjectUsing the List Data ControlsUsing the Repeater ControlPutting It All TogetherSummary
Preparing the Example ProjectUsing the FormView ControlUsing the ListView ControlPutting It All TogetherSummary
Preparing the Example ApplicationWorking with the Rich UI ControlsSelecting a Rich UI ControlUsing the Odds-and-Ends ControlsPutting It All TogetherSummary
Preparing the Example ProjectUnderstanding Script Management IssuesUsing BundlesUsing Bundling OptimizationsEnsuring Libraries Are Available for ControlsPutting It All TogetherSummary
Preparing the Example ProjectCreating Web Services Using Web APIConsuming the Web ServiceDealing with Event ValidationPutting It All TogetherSummary
Preparing the Example ProjectUsing HTML5 ValidationUsing the Built-In Validation ControlsApplying Validation Attributes DirectlyRemoving Validation Policy DuplicationPutting It All TogetherSummary
Preparing the Example ProjectIdentifying Mobile DevicesSwitching Master Pages for Mobile DevicesDelivering Different Web FormsPutting It All TogetherSummary

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CHAPTER 32

Stateful Controls

One of the underlying issues in any web application framework is the need to create a consistent and persistent user experience across a set of stateless HTTP requests—something that is handled by state data. In Chapter 18, we showed you the different state features that ASP.NET provides, and in this chapter we return to that theme to explain the options available for controls. In particular, we describe the view state feature, which is one of the most widely misunderstood and misused features that ASP.NET provides.

Preparing the Example Project

For this chapter we have created a project called ControlState using ...