We are working on a website project. Most of the pages on the website are HTML based. There is an order form that is designed using ASP.NET.
Since I am new to ASP.NET, I wish to know if it is possible to integrate the HTML and ASP together in a single website. For example, if I click on a tabbed menu option in the HTML page, I want the ASP to open preferably following the same layout of the existing HTML page.
Yes its simple. ASP.Net just uses html. Any links css etc. should work with with both.
Think of ASP.NET being an extension of HTML for ease of creating a dynamic website.
ASP.NET is a server side language for generating HTML. So yes, this is possible.
Before you start on this project it would be worth learning the basics. There's loads of free tutorials online.
ASP.NEt only uses HTMl to Load the Content in WebBrowser. So you should able to integrate with Asp.Net. Also I think you are talking about the Same Layout for new Aspx. in Asp.net we Uses MasterPage, ContentPlaceHolder.
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I am now designing window forms in vb. I am familiar with HTML design and controls in vb.net . What I wonder is whether can I design paragraphs in vb as in HTML and I don't want to use labels. Pls, your advices and experiences would be helpful for me.
I don't think there is a way to do this without a label, textbox or any other windows tool.
If your purpose is to make a design with html code, you can use a control named Web browser, create the html page and display it with this control. But I don't think it could be very helpful as the HTML page will be separate from the app, and so you will lose making full control over it.
If it is possible, creating a web project using asp.net instead of windows project, will be the best solution.
I’m designing a website with asp.net.
In my website I have many web pages.
All pages have a same header, and same menu, and same right menu bar, and others.
Note that the main data in each page is different from others.
For this, I copy the common HTML part of each page and paste it in new page!
Common parts like these:
div id=”headerDIV” style=… >
…
/div>
My problem is that how can I type these common parts of each page just one time and use it in all pages?
Without doing like this, I should change all pages when I wanna change a little thing in the header for example!
I think one way is to save the common HTML part in one .html file, and use it like this:
<!--#include file="header.html"-->
But, is it a best solution ?!
Isn’t it cause bad loading of the website especially for users with low speed Internet !?
Is there any better solution?
Thanks in advance.
If you are using razor you should learn how to use layout pages these pages contain the shared components that you are talking about. If you are not using razor then use master pages.
Razor is the latest view engine in ASP.NET so modern application will be more likely to use Razor and MVC, legacy software will be more likely to use Web Forms and Master Pages.
What your asking to achieve is simply implemented using a master page. Both ASP.NET WebForms as well as MVC support master pages in their own flavor. Master pages let you implement a common layout while including content sections to display individual page content.
I have created an HTML page 'header.html'. Then I need to implement the same header on about, services, contact page.
I know that we can do it via PHP Include. But as an HTML Developer, Is there any way to use like this in HTML without using third party code, especially in HTML 5?
Also I came to know that Dreamweaver has an option to make templates file. But I don't know is it valid in Web 3.0 and W3c.
Please Help me.
You need either a server-side language like PHP or Server Side Includes, or you use something like Dreamweaver which will assemble HTML files for you from parts which you then upload to the server. You cannot do it browser-side using HTML only.
I've been told I have to make a 100% HTML CSS Javascript site for a project at school. I'm used to the master pages of asp.net and I'm worried about how I'm going to do a huge website without the use of them.
After thinking about it for a while, I came up with what I think is an ok solution. Using iframes...
Would it be safe to make one page that has an iframe instead of a content area to connect to other pages to make it appear as if we used a master page?
It seems kind of hacked up so, is there a better way? Is there any software (hopefully free) that provides a decent system of master pages?
Thanks!
You could use a js-based template engine, such as jQuery templates.
You could just dreamweaver and use dreamweaver templates.
Template-Toolkit includes the ttree utility, which will do what you want. You can build the site from templates to get plain, static HTML documents. Since this takes place at build time, you do not need anything like ASP / PHP / Perl / etc on the server at runtime.
I have designed few JSP forms and I am in need of integrating any web template in that JSP form.
I am a beginner in JSP and I am completely unaware of such web templates usage in JSP.
Any sort of explanation/sources that would help me in proceeding with my task would be of great help.
Thanks everyone in advance. Waiting for your helpful replies.
UPDATE
Also let me know model web templates that can be downloaded from net. My ultimate aim is to present my JSP form in a good way.
This is completely unrelated to JSP. JSP just offers a way to control the HTML/CSS/JS output programmatically using Java. All the browser gets and understands is HTML/CSS/JS. You control markup with HTML. You control style (look'n'feel) with CSS. You control progressive enhancements with JS.
So, the real answer is: use CSS.
References:
CSS tutorial
CSS reference
CSS best practices
CSS web design for Dummies
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