Chapter 20 Creating Web Sites and Web Pages by Using Visual Web Developer and ASP .NET 511
- Click the Home tab on the Web page.
Visual Studio displays the Home page for your Web site, the car loan calculator.- Compute another loan payment to experiment further with the loan calculator.
If you want to test another set of numbers, try entering 20000 for the loan amount
and 0.075 for the interest rate. The result should be $622 .12.- Now click the About tab to view the About Web page with instructions for your
program.
Internet Explorer displays the About page on the screen. Your browser looks something
like this: - Read the text, and then click the Back button in Internet Explorer.
Just like any Web site, this one lets you click the Back and Forward buttons to jump
from one Web page to the next.- Close Internet Explorer to close the Web site.
You’ve added a simple About page to your Web site, and you have experimented
with moving from one page to the next. Pretty cool so far. Now, try something more
sophisticated that shows how far you can take your Web site if you choose to include
information from a database.