Inline code Vs Code behind

[Zarcom]

I thought we should bring up the topic of inline code Vs. code behind techniques.

Personally I think that the code behind is a much better way of doing things. Helping people here in the forum I have came the realization that with inline code there is a lot of little quircks to be aware of that don't exist in true code behind.

A code behind solution makes it so easy to separate your design from your code. It definitely makes things more object oriented.

I thought I would bring up the topic to see what the rest of you think. That'l do donkey, that'l do
Mark

 

[Craig0201]

Code behind all the way......

Let web designers loose on the ASPX and lets have real code on the ASPX.VB....

Craig

 

[JabbaTheNut]

Flexibility, Portability, Manageability

CODE-BEHIND!!! Game Over, Man!

 

[sthmpsn1]

Do any of you use Dreamweaver MX for your designs. Since I work at a small company I am in charge of both the design and the programming. I choose Dreamweaver several years ago and have been with it ever since. I just recently bought Visual Studio.NET but haven't played with it much because I don't know what it will do to my code designed in Dreamweaver. Does anyone have an opinion on this??? I know that dreamweaver MX doesn't support building the code behind in the program. So that is why I haven't done code behind.

 

[qwert231]

Okay, so I guess I'll transfer all my code from the script portion of the page to a codebehind page... what should I look for. Also, the code from my page already draws from a .vb file that is common to other pages... I just add that inheritance (is that what I would call it) to the new codebehind page?

 

[Zarcom]

Sounds more like a simple class file, not inheritence. Just make a reference to it and use it like any other object. That'l do donkey, that'l do
Mark

 

[qwert231]

Okay, so I got this:
<%@ Page Language=&quot;vb&quot; Debug=&quot;True&quot; Inherits=&quot;localhost.seniors&quot; Src=&quot;CodeBehind.vb&quot; CodeBehind=&quot;seniors.aspx.vb&quot; AutoEventWireup=&quot;false&quot; %>

The Inherits and CodeBehind fields were changed when I migrated to VS. What's the difference between CodeBehind, and Inherits/Src?

 

[jfrost10]

CodeBehind points to the code behind file that contains the class the page inherits.

So if you look at seniors.aspx.vb, you'll find a class called seniors, which has all the control declarations and event code for the page (and whatever custom code you've written).

Jack

 

[Zarcom]

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That'l do donkey, that'l do
Mark