creating an userpage in social network

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how to?? create and displaying an each user profile in social network site

Posted 7-Nov-12 17:53pm

mbvimalkumar

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Nov-12 0:02am

Imagine someone decided to help you. What could this person write? How to start a ASP.NET project? How to write code? How to design a page? Colors? Layout? Graphics? Styles? Authentication? Do you expect a book? An article?
Can you see that the request makes no sense. It's just tell us that you are interested in this topic. So, what's next?
--SA

mbvimalkumar 8-Nov-12 0:09am

yep am creating an social network using in asp.net .. but creating of user profile unique is quit difficult.. weather should i use sessions or???

Dee_Bee 8-Nov-12 1:29am

To create unique user profiles, you must have data base(eg. sql, oracle) support.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Nov-12 1:36am

If this is difficult for you, get involved into making frames over photographs...
--SA

mbvimalkumar 8-Nov-12 1:51am

if the user entering their datas means .how could be displaying to their wall

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2012-11-07T23:52:00

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Lots of samples and tutorials to be found on the ASP.NET website[^], and in the CodeProject articles[^].

Posted 7-Nov-12 23:52pm

Richard MacCutchan