May 2010
Intermediate to advanced
1752 pages
41h 17m
English
As it turns out, an ASP.NET web page can be constructed using one of two approaches, the first of which is to build a single *.aspx file that contains a blend of server-side code and HTML. Using this single-file page model approach, the server-side code is placed within a <script> scope, but the code itself is not script code proper (e.g., VBScript/JavaScript). Rather, the code within a <script> block are written in your .NET language of choice (C#, Visual Basic, etc.).
If you are building a web page that contains very little code (but a good deal of static HTML), a single-file page model may be easier to work with, as you can see the code and the markup in one unified *.aspx file. In addition, placing ...