ASP.NET “special” tags
What is the official name for the “special” ASP.NET tags like this:
syntax
Access OLEDB reports “syntax error” but the statement looks correct
I’m writing a simple page in ASP.net to update a password in a Access table. Here’s syntax for a SELECT query that works:
How to use gmail SMTP in ASP.NET form
I am a ASP novice and am troubleshooting a form for work. None of us here are ASP experts as we use PHP. But I am on the bottom of PHP experience as well, mostly working with HTML/CSS alone. My current forms credentials look like:
How to use ? : if statements with Razor and inline code blocks
I’m updating my old .aspx views with the new Razore view engine. I have a bunch of places where I have code like this:
ASP.NET vs
It seems I am missing something. But ever since .Net 4.0 came out I have been seeing reference to <%: %> syntax for ASP.NET. It seems like it is similar to <%= %> but clearly there is a reason for the new syntax. I tried google but searching <%: %> doesn’t seem to return anything. What does the <%: %> syntax do? Was it introduced in .Net 4.0 or 3.5? Can someone enlighten me?
In ASP.NET, what are the different ways to inline code in the .aspx?
Can I get a ‘when to use’ for these and others?
How do you concatenate text when using Bind expression in asp.net
What is the syntax to concatenate text into a binding expression for an asp.net webpage (aspx).
Run Loop If Value Does Not Exist in Database
#update – I fixed the syntax error moving a ), but it still doesn’t work as intended. Now it runs the loop even with a duplicate, which is not the intent.
What does the star and doublestar operator mean in a function call?
What does the * operator mean in Python, such as in code like zip(*x) or f(**k)?
What does __all__ mean in Python?
I see __all__ in __init__.py files. What does it do?