From: Mike N. 

On Fri, 14 Oct 2005 11:14:29 -0700, Randall Parker

wrote:

>Does a particular version of Visual Studio go with developing a particular
version of
>ASP.NET?

   I believe VS 2003 is required for .NET 1.1.  The intent is that .NET 1.1
releases can run unchanged under .NET 2.0 but in practice you'll need to
test to verify this.

>Anyone know of some downloadable examples of ASPX files that do things like
record
>inserts and record updates?
>
>Suppose you want to show a page and let the person modified the displayed
record. Is
>that typically done with 1 or 2 ASPX files? In other words, do you write one
ASPX
>file to display the record and a second  ASPX file to process the update
request?
>
>Anyone know of good on-the-web aspx getting started tutorials?

   I'm not familiar the with web tutorials, but a book might be good for
this sort of thing - find one that explains things in terms of what you
know - such as ADO.NET in terms of OLEDB or ADO/ASP.NET.


>Weird thing with Google: I did a search on asp.net and got a single search
result.
>How come?
>
>http://www.google.com/search?num=50&hl=en&lr=&safe=off&c2coff=1&q=asp.net&btnG
=Search

   This appears to be because Google thinks  your search term is likely a
web site.   I have noticed a phenonenom of people typing web site names
into the search bar of google.  Then they click on the web site from
google's list.    So google is catering to those people.

  So you have to make a second level selection to get what you'd expect - a
list of web sites containing the search term.

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