How to do event driven programming in ASP.NET core

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I have three components. Div component, Textbox component & Result component.

What I want achieve is When I click “Div component” I want to pass value from div to textbox.
Also based on change in textbox component, Result component to be updated.
Also I need put results to a table over & over (continuously)
Which technologies I should use to achieve this & if it’s possible to give me some code.

What I have tried:

I am new to asp.net core & web development.

Posted 17-Feb-19 23:33pm

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CHill60 18-Feb-19 7:13am

New to this technology or not, you still have to try something and we aren't going to write your code for you. You haven't actually given us enough information to help anyway. "Result component to be updated" means nothing - what is a "Result component"? How is it to be update?
Add some code to your question and explain where you are stuck and we might be able to help

[no name] 18-Feb-19 12:13pm

I think you're projecting your concept of "desktop" programming on ASP.NET.

ASP.NET isn't that "granular".

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