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ASP.NET v 2.0 - The Beta Version
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Beta 2 Changes
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1 - Introduction
2 - Tools & Architecture
3 - Data Binding
4 - GridView & DetailsView
5 - Master Pages & Navigation
6 - Security
7 - Personalization & Themes
8 - Portal Framework
9 - Pages, Resources & Validation
10 - New Controls & Mobility
11 - Control Enhancements
12 - Caching
13 - Configuration
Code Separation
Code Compilation
No Code Binding
Sorting and Paging
Control Parameters
Filtering Rows
Edit Comamnds
ObjectDataSource Control
XMLDataSource Control
GridView Column Types
The DetailsView Control
Master / Detail Pages
Modifying Data
The FormView Control
Big Corp
Site Maps
Navigation Controls
Security Samples
Theme Selectors
A Simple Portal
WebPart Connections
Posting to another page
Accepting a post from another page
Validation Groups
URL Mapping
Callbacks
Localization and Resources
Using Expressions
Web Resources
The BulletedList Control
Calendar Control
The FileUpload Control
Device Filtering (Attributes)
Device Filtering (Template)
The HiddenField Control
Simple Image Maps
Complex Image Maps
The MultiView Control
New HtmlControls
The SoftkeyLabel Attribute
The Wizard Control
The Wizard Control's Events
Panel Scrolling
Panel Grouping Text
The AdRotator Databound
Associated Header Cells
CheckBox Attributes
DataGrid Accessibility
The Label Control
The ListBox Control
Disabled List Items
SQL Server Cache Dependency
Cache API
Cache API SQL Server 2005
Invalidate the cache
Configuration API
Web Administration Tool
Using Code Separation
This page uses code separation. The code for the button event procedure is in a separate file, but unlike code separation in version 1, the code behind file doesn't require explicit references to controls on the page.
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