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ASPDOTNET Posted by ABDUL HAYEE on 8 Mar 2008 at 8:55 PM

Dear Sir,
AOA.
I am a beginner, and working on home assignment of developing a simple working model of an online store. Say, www.makro.com

I have installed Visual Studio 2005, enterprise edition. Since the suite does not contain Web Developer application (as used to be in Visual Studio 2003) I have separately installed Web Developer 2005, express edition.

I have developed three pages, Login, Customer profile, Shopping cart, and total purchase. But I cannot put them (link then together). These are scattered as jigsaw pieces, and could not be placed under one project name, say, MyShop.

Please tell me , how I make one of them to be a home page , and then link the others to it , finally leading to Mode of Payment , say ,, a credit card , and the dispatch at the mailing address provided by the customer.

Your guidance shall be highly appreciated.

Regards,
Abdul Hayee.
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Re: ASPDOTNET Posted by Jahedx99 on 9 Mar 2008 at 4:47 PM
How do you want to link them together? I am still unclear of your question.
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Re: ASPDOTNET Posted by dilipv on 10 Mar 2008 at 12:24 AM
:
: Dear Sir,
: AOA.
: I am a beginner, and working on home assignment of developing a
: simple working model of an online store. Say, www.makro.com
:
: I have installed Visual Studio 2005, enterprise edition. Since the
: suite does not contain Web Developer application (as used to be in
: Visual Studio 2003) I have separately installed Web Developer 2005,
: express edition.
:
: I have developed three pages, Login, Customer profile, Shopping
: cart, and total purchase. But I cannot put them (link then
: together). These are scattered as jigsaw pieces, and could not be
: placed under one project name, say, MyShop.
:
: Please tell me , how I make one of them to be a home page , and then
: link the others to it , finally leading to Mode of Payment , say ,,
: a credit card , and the dispatch at the mailing address provided by
: the customer.
:
: Your guidance shall be highly appreciated.
:
: Regards,
: :



Hi Abdul Hayee,
You can easily set any page as your home page then place links to other page. On the click event of the links your ca nesily navigatae them you other pages.

For ex:- you can set Login Page as a startup page.
Then place all other links. on the Logon Page as follows.

<a id=lnk1 href="Home.aspx">Home <a>
<a id=lnk2 href="" >Customer profile<a>
<a id=lnk3 href="Shopping" >Shopping
cart<a>

If you wanna article to help you, there is lots of on the net.
Just checkout the given URL.
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/ShrutiShrivastava/ASPNetShoppingCart11262005063508AM/ASPNetShoppingCart.aspx

Hope this will help you.
Thanks & Regards
Dilipv
Dilip Kumar Vishwakarma
Programmer
SharePoint Consulting

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Re: ASPDOTNET Posted by bradwang on 23 Mar 2008 at 9:24 PM
:
: Dear Sir,
: AOA.
: I am a beginner, and working on home assignment of developing a
: simple working model of an online store. Say, www.makro.com
:
: I have installed Visual Studio 2005, enterprise edition. Since the
: suite does not contain Web Developer application (as used to be in
: Visual Studio 2003) I have separately installed Web Developer 2005,
: express edition.
:
: I have developed three pages, Login, Customer profile, Shopping
: cart, and total purchase. But I cannot put them (link then
: together). These are scattered as jigsaw pieces, and could not be
: placed under one project name, say, MyShop.
:
: Please tell me , how I make one of them to be a home page , and then
: link the others to it , finally leading to Mode of Payment , say ,,
: a credit card , and the dispatch at the mailing address provided by
: the customer.
:
: Your guidance shall be highly appreciated.
:
: Regards,
: Abdul Hayee.
:



Hello, you can just put those files under your project and as the home page as default.aspx, you can then link between each files using hyperlinks, <a href="example.aspx">Example Page</a>. Or you can control page transfer by using: Response.Redirect("example.aspx"); etc.


Brad Wang
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