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Unit 8: ASP Web Forms

HTML: Hypertext Markup Language Notes
URL: Universal Resource Locator

8.7 Review Questions

1. Server-side script, in contrast, is usually used to program an application’s back end. Explain
2. To create text boxes, check boxes, and radio buttons, we should use <INPUT> tag. Discuss
all with the proper programs.
3. How to invoke a server-side function with ASP?
4. What are the few things which are important worth considering before designing form?

5. Explain how to send information by Using Forms?
6. How CGI makes it possible for the Web server to talk to another application that can
handle the form information when it’s sent back? Discuss

7. How ASP differs from Client-Side Scripting Technologies?
8. The client locates the web server specified by the first part of the URL. Scrutinize
9. Examine how an .aspx file and a code behind file can be combined to make a Web form?

10. While using ASP, its code exists on the server only. Analyze by giving suitable examples
Answers: Self Assessment

1. Web page 2. default
3. complete 4. Radio buttons
5. list box 6. browser
7. Common Gateway Interface 8. form information

9. HTML tags 10. Server
11. Client-Side Scripting 12. Server-Side scripts
13. Web form 14. Page
15. .aspx

8.8 Further Readings

Books A Keyton Weissinger, ASP in a Nutshell, 2nd Edition [ILLUSTRATED]
(Paperback), O’Reilly Media; 2 edition (January 1, 2000)
Bob Reselman, Active Server Pages 3.0 by Example, Que Publishing
David Buser, Chris Ullman, Brian Francis, Dave Sussman, Beginning Active
Server Pages 3.0, John Wiley & Sons
John W. Gosney, ASP Programming for the Absolute Beginner (For the Absolute
Beginner) (Paperback), Course Technology PTR; 1 edition (July 15, 2002)

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