How to save user information from a page into entityframework class entity.

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I am totally new in creating web application in asp.net using c# and linq. My data base is ready and using ORM each table is treat as class. i know that each table is a class and each attribute of table is an objects.

i create registaion form now i want to save data from fegistration form and save it in entity framework class (table) but i dont know about how to connect these.

thanks

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i tried tutorials and books but they all using builtin functionality packages of asp.net according to their own need of projects. i want to know about the real and simple coding for understanding the functionality.

Posted 18-Mar-16 20:33pm

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[no name] 19-Mar-16 7:57am

Please explain "they all using builtin functionality packages of asp.net" and what do you want exactly instead of that..

johannesnestler 22-Mar-16 10:42am

Oh man - this kind of question will not bring you any further...there are no shortcuts to get an understanding of any programming "topic" - work through(!) any decent EF Asp.net-With-Data tutorial (web is full of them, but please goolge yourself). So if you can't work out "the essence" from these tutorials you should maybe use the plain MSDN documentation to work through it. But maybe you can eleborate what you mean with "builtin", cause you are using a FRAMEWORK wich has some functionality builtin - or what did you expect?
I don't know what you know, or where you got stuck -but things should be quite simple... Create an context, add/remove/attach/update the objects in the context, call Save and that's it...

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