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Web Applications & Master

Pages in ASP.NET
Introduction, ASP.NET Life Cycle, and
Web Form Development
Introduction to Web Applications
• • Web applications run on web servers and
are accessed via browsers.
• • Components: Front-end (HTML, CSS, JS) and
Back-end (ASP.NET, PHP).
• • Examples: E-commerce, online banking, etc.
Understanding Web Pages
• • A web page is a document displayed in a
web browser.
• • Types: Static (fixed content) and Dynamic
(changes based on data).
Master Pages in ASP.NET
• • Master Page: Template for consistent layout.
• • Centralized control over layout.
• • Structure: Master Page defines common
content, Content Pages fill placeholders.
Applying a Template Using Master
Pages
• Steps to Create a Master Page:
• 1. Add a Master Page to the project.
• 2. Define common content (header, footer).
• 3. Create Content Pages linked to the Master
Page.
ASP.NET Life Cycle
• • Page Request: Client requests a page.
• • Start: ASP.NET engine processes request.
• • Initialization: Page controls are initialized.
• • Load: Page is loaded, controls populated.
• • Postback Events Handling and Rendering.
Web Form Application
Development in ASP.NET
• • Web Forms allow dynamic, data-driven app
creation.
• • Use Server Controls (TextBox, Button) for
input and data binding.
• • Write C# code in the code-behind file for
event handling.
Summary
• • Web apps consist of client-server
architecture.
• • Master Pages enable consistent site-wide
layouts.
• • Understanding the ASP.NET Life Cycle is
crucial for request-response handling.
• • Web Forms help in rapid web app
development.

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