Answer / kautilya

CSS stands for cascading style sheet. where one can define
the style which will be helpful in acheiving uniform look
up of the application.

Answer / srikanth

CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets. CSS is used to give
a feel and look to the web pages, which will be unique
throughout the application. In other words it's just like a
thin layer above the webpage to give the web page a good
appearance.

In a Code-Behind class generally which type of code is found ?

3 Answers   Siebel,

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Explain server side state management system.

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What are the different ways you would consider sending data across pages in ASP (i.e between asp to asp)?

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Can you explain architecture of your project ?

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What is difference between mvc and asp.net? : Asp.Net MVC

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What is the difference between page-level caching and fragment caching?

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what is reference type to value type.

3 Answers   AG Technologies,

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Less than one page, how many windows will you be able to maintain?

0 Answers   Atos Origin,

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How do you turn off cookies for one page in your site?

2 Answers   IBS,

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After building the custom control, you test it by adding an ASP.Net web application to the solution. You add a correct <%@ Register %> directive and a proper declaration of the control in the <asp:Form> tag to the Web Form, but when you execute the application you get an error. What is the most likely reason for the problem? a) The custom control must be compiled first. b) The web application must have a reference to the control c) The custom control must be registered with windows first. d) The assembly from the custom control is not in the application?s bin directory.

1 Answers   Syntax Softtech,

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How do I create a web form?

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Define page fragment caching?

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