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ASP.Net Issue?. 1

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z07924

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Feb 18, 2002
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I am new in ASP.net. In my asp.net form, i have 2 textboxes. it is called username and password. It also have submit button to submit username and password. When I submit the form I have to check whether the username is existing or If it is not it will display the same screen with username and password are not valid.
If it is a valid username and password, I have to submit that form to someother aspx.net form.

 
So... ummm... what is your question?

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My question is here is how do all these process in ASP.Net?. I have already design screen. I want to write code in ASP.Net to submit form information and validate with database resuktsets?. I want to do all these process using ASP.Net. I don't know the exact syntax in ASP.Net.
If anyone know the solution, let me know.
Thanks,
z07924

 
Thanks. I didn't see the above link. I looked it now. It works great. I will apply the same concept to mine.
 
I looked that login example in asp101 site. It looks like they are using VB.Net. I want to use C# in my ASP.Net page. Is there any other resources are there to take a look at?. or Anyother examples are out there?..

Help me out!.

Thanks in Advance,
z07924
 
You can use the vb example. Things between the two languages are similiar just some simple syntax changes.

Dim t as int32
becomes
int32 t;

If a=1 then

End If
becomes
if(a==1)
{

}

Just work throught it. I often look at examples in other languages so that I am sure that I understand the example when I use it.

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