Comments by Matthew Chua

Matthew Chua 25-Oct-14 2:38am View

Hi, another question, where can I find the web config? Thank you.

Matthew Chua 24-Oct-14 12:55pm View

Hi Sinisa,

I would like to ask if you knew what <%: %> means? Is it like a way to call on functions coded in the aspx.cs file? If not, how can I call on to the functions? Thank you.

Also, are the function made in the "code behind", the same with a command enclosed by a <script runat ="">?

Matthew Chua 24-Oct-14 11:07am View

Okay. Thank you very much. Regarding the postback, I have to declare postback() to be true/false?

Matthew Chua 24-Oct-14 9:38am View

Initial load is the instance where the website just started loading? or the code inside the (!IsPostback) flag must be done first before going to the Page_Load() command?

So basically, there are two major parts in the code that I should work on, the IsPostback flag and Page_Load(), is it right?

Matthew Chua 24-Oct-14 9:21am View

Thank you very much for the help. I appreciat your effort in helping me figure out VS. Also, the flag IsPostback is found where again, sorry?

Matthew Chua 24-Oct-14 6:40am View

Okay, I saw it. Thank you very much.

One last thing, I'll put everything in the PageLoad() of the cs/vb file right? (codes in accessing the database). And can I access a RTF file here? Thank you.

Matthew Chua 24-Oct-14 4:55am View

Oh, thank you for clarifying. I was confused actually when I made a Web forms application because only the .aspx file was shown in VS. Thank you so much.

I also wanted to ask how can I access the code behind in VS? Sorry.

Matthew Chua 24-Oct-14 3:53am View

Hi. Thank you for the solution you posted. Although I wanted to clarify what you meant in number 5? Thank you.

Matthew Chua 24-Oct-14 3:50am View

Okay, thank you :) I'll try checking out .NET web forms application :)

Matthew Chua 24-Oct-14 3:33am View

Okay, thank you for your guidance. :) And regarding the internet domain and hosting service, I plan to use Microsoft Azure.

Matthew Chua 24-Oct-14 3:31am View

Okay thank you. I will try to study how to program in .NET. Is this the one Johannes was referring to as "MVC"? Thank you again.

Matthew Chua 24-Oct-14 3:28am View

Hi! Can you guide me on how to write programs in asp.net, given the instance that I have a code that is a server-client program? Thank you.

Matthew Chua 24-Oct-14 1:13am View

Yes, I used C# to create my GUI client. Is it better to use a .NET website rather than sockets? And also, is it easier to integrate any .NET website to Azure? If I already start with sockets, do you have any idea on how to deploy it online in Microsoft Azure?

Thank you for suggesting ways on how to tackle my problem and I'll consider your suggestions. Will update you regarding my progress.

Matthew Chua 23-Oct-14 10:23am View

Also, I already tried studying for socket programming and I'm quite running out of time. Can I ask if you are knowledgeable also in socket programming? Sorry though because maybe it is a completely different topic from what I asked before. Thank you.

Matthew Chua 23-Oct-14 10:10am View

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Would it be the same if I used a client-socket-server connection then directed the IP address using parse? Can it be accessed online? I also wanted to ask if Microsoft Azure would be easier to integrate to VS since they are both Microsoft products. Thank you. Sorry for the follow up questions.

Matthew Chua 23-Oct-14 9:51am View

Yes, I'm not yet in the "high level" programming yet and regarding the data, yes, it is just a "trend" data that I hopefully wanted to be uploaded in a database which can be accessed by other computers through a web-site/free web-hosting site. (Readings of LPG and temperature over time.)

And yes, I wanted it hopefully to be accessed in a "web-site". And I think I need my own domain so I could tweak more the site's output? I hope you could further enlighten me regarding the topic. Thank you.

Also, could you further clarify your suggestion regarding the XML? How can I write my data in a XML file? Also, the data are supposed to be real-time. Isn't it if I used XML, it can't be accessed real-time? Thank you.

Matthew Chua 23-Oct-14 9:47am View

Okay. Sorry. But I get your point now, though. Thank you. :)

What I meant in "call connection strings on VS" was exactly what you explained too. It's because I'm not sure if VS can access a database that is uploaded online. (Like godaddy, as you mentioned).

Matthew Chua 23-Oct-14 9:04am View

Thank you for your insight and I'll check your suggestions if I can do them. I'm a bit new at this. And also, sorry for associating it with microcontrollers even though it is not related.

Anyways, I'd like to clarify that our "database" only needs a column of data, wouldn't be making a database overkill? Also, in your last suggestion, do you have an idea if I can call connection strings on Visual Studio? I plan to put the database on my GUI. Thank you.

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