Category: ASP

Web Pages – Databases (the exact lesson in W3Schools WP Tutorial menu: “WebPages Databases” or “ASP.NET Web Pages – Databases” at https://www.w3schools.com/asp/webpages_database.asp). This is the chapter where your site goes from “displaying static or...

Web Pages – Helpers (the exact lesson in the W3Schools WP Tutorial menu: “WebPages Helpers” at https://www.w3schools.com/asp/webpages_helpers.asp). This is where things get really fun and practical because Helpers are one of the biggest reasons...

The WebGrid Helper! 🌟 (We’re following the W3Schools menu exactly: “WebPages WebGrid” at https://www.w3schools.com/asp/webpages_webgrid.asp). This lesson comes right after Helpers and Databases, because WebGrid is the most popular built-in helper for showing database (or...

The Chart Helper is one of the most “wow” features of classic ASP.NET Web Pages. With just a few lines of code, you can generate professional-looking bar charts, line graphs, pie charts, area charts,...

WebPages Email This helper is one of the most practical built-in tools in ASP.NET Web Pages. It lets you send emails directly from your .cshtml pages using SMTP — think contact forms, password reset...

Web Pages – WebSecurity Object (or WebPages Security in the menu, specifically focusing on the WebSecurity helper at https://www.w3schools.com/asp/webpages_security.asp). This is where your website stops being “public playground” and becomes a real, secure application...

WebPages Publish in the menu, at https://www.w3schools.com/asp/webpages_publish.asp). This is the “launch day” lesson — after building forms, databases, grids, charts, email, and security, now we make your site live so the world (or at least...

WebPages Examples This page is not a single lesson with new theory — it’s a collection of ready-to-run mini-examples that demonstrate almost everything you’ve learned so far in the WP Tutorial track. W3Schools provides...

Web Pages  Classes This page is not about teaching you how to write your own custom classes in C# (like public class Product { public string Name { get; set; } } — that’s...

1. What exactly is Razor? Razor is a server-side markup syntax created by Microsoft (introduced in 2010 with ASP.NET Web Pages and ASP.NET MVC 3). Its only job is to let you mix C#...