How to go for design for the Page in Asp.Net

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What is the Difference between designing the page through source and design in asp.net?
Which princple should use?

Posted 28-Apr-11 19:20pm

durgeshtupkar10

Updated 28-Apr-11 19:24pm

Ramalinga Koushik

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walterhevedeich · Answer 1 · 2011-04-28T19:26:00

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durgeshtupkar10 wrote:
Which princple should use?

You actually can use both. The source part is used so you can see your controls, their control names, your scripts, etc. The design part gives you an bit of an idea on how the page is going to look like.

Posted 28-Apr-11 19:26pm

walterhevedeich

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durgeshtupkar10 29-Apr-11 1:44am

but some of my .net friends told me that you must have to use source part to perform changes in design of the page. Is it so & why?

walterhevedeich 29-Apr-11 2:16am

Its a matter of personal choice. Using the source part is a lot faster when designing since it only contains text, as opposed to using design, in which you see the controls, and therefore consumes more memory when loading the page. On the other hand, you also want to have an idea of what the page will look like, so you will have to use the design part to achieve this. Of course there are other ways, like deploy it in IIS, or run it in Visual Studio. As I said, Its a matter of your personal preference.

Ramalinga Koushik · Answer 2 · 2011-04-28T19:26:00

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Hope this[^] might help you.

Posted 28-Apr-11 19:26pm

Ramalinga Koushik

alrosan · Answer 3 · 2011-04-28T19:42:00

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in source you can control the layouts more than design

Posted 28-Apr-11 19:42pm

alrosan

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durgeshtupkar10 29-Apr-11 1:57am

layouts means CSS,Templates,Classes,Styles?

Ankur^\m/ · Answer 4 · 2011-04-28T20:04:00

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Here's all you need to know about Design View[^] and Source View[^].

I personally use combination of both as the combination give me the flexibility of controlling the layout of the page pretty well.

Posted 28-Apr-11 20:04pm

Ankur^\m/