502 Part IV Database and Web Programming
- Double-click the TextBox control on the Standard tab of the Toolbox to create a text
box object at the insertion point on the Web page.
Notice the asp:textbox#TextBox1 text that appears above the text box object. The “asp”
prefix indicates that this object is an ASP .NET server control. (This text disappears when
you run the program .) - Click the right side of the text box object to place the insertion point at the outside
edge, and then press ENTER. - Double-click the TextBox control again to add a second text box object to the
Web page. - Repeat Steps 4 and 5 to create a third text box object below the second text box.
Now you’ll use the Label control to insert labels that identify the purpose of the text
boxes.- Click to the right of the first text box object to place the insertion point at the right
edge of the text box. - Press the SPACEBAR key twice to add two blank spaces, and then double-click the Label
control in the Toolbox to add a label object to the Web page. - Repeat Steps 7 and 8 to add label objects to the right of the second and third text boxes.
- Click to the right of the third label object to place the insertion point to the right of the
label, and then press ENTER. - Double-click the Button control to create a button object at the bottom of the Web page.
The Button control, like the TextBox and Label controls, is very similar to its Windows
Forms counterpart. Your screen looks like this: