Default.aspx
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To create a page, the following ASP.NET options are used:
“Project ⇒ Add New Item...”
Pick the template “Web Form” and the option “Place code in separate file” if you do not want to put the C# code in the file such as Default.aspx, whose name is entered by you.
The code will be saved in another file such as Default.aspx.cs.
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Default.aspx (home page) and NextPage.aspx.
Other than the four Labels or strings, the interface Default.aspx includes the following tools:
IDs “authorName” and “email,”
IDs “insert,” “delete,” and “search,” and
ID “searchResult” to display the search results in a table.
On the ASP.NET IDE, switch to source view to edit the control’s templates.