Design Question

[Guest]

Hi,


Ok I was reading an old ASP 3.0 Book and I noticed that when designing web
applications. Everything that us windows form and vb programmers would do was
to put all functions relating to a certain area in one form. Like for example
I would have an employee timesheet that in a window form would do the
adding/updating/deleting etc. in one form. But from my reading of this ASP
book adding a timesheet would be put on one page, updating in another and
deleting in another. So my question to you guys is this the way I should be
design my apps in ASP.net? Should I brake out the different functionality
related to one particular task into different aspx pages? How do you guys
design your web apps?

Thanks,

JJ

 

[Steve C. Orr [MVP, MCSD]]

These days we more often put related functionality into a single page.

 

[Guest]

Ok So you do like adding/updating/deleting of related functionality in one
page now. No Separation like in the good old days of ASP. Correct?

What do you do if the one page runs slow for someone that doesn't have a
cable connection to the internet. It's Satellite. Would you then create a
separate break out of pages for those individuals?

JJ

 

[Steve C. Orr [MVP, MCSD]]

If the problem was that the page was too big, then maybe I would.
But there are other things that could be the problem, such as an
unnecessarily large ViewState or long running database queries.

 

[Guest]

Hi Steve,

I am developing an asp.net application using c# and asp.net 2.0 beta 2. I
started developing this page usign beta1. In beta 1 I have written some code
in Page_LoadComplete(object sender, EventArgs e) events of page. It was
working fine. But after I installed beta 2.0 Page_LoadComplete events is not
firing at all. Can u guide me how can I achieve this goal?

Thankx in advance.
Shailesh.