Hi there, uhh i got windows professional edition, and i want to install IIS... firstly how do i do that??
Secondly, is there any one here able to teach me simple asp.net or direct me a really good dummies guide of how to do asp.net
The ASP.NET that i want to do is not so complicated, i am sure if anyone has the patience that i would be able to grasp it fast.
If someone can get back to me asap, that would be great
The things i require is this,
A Database that includes
Some page that i can fill out information and click on ADD button and it will add the person and his/her info to the desired place that i want
Once i do that i want to give the person a username and password so that they can log in
Then i want when they log in to go into their account that they can do some options in their account.
Any help would be apreciated, please help me asap
Thanks
Microsoft is offering free online asp.net training. Read here (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/asp.net/learn/asptraining/">http://msdn.microsoft.com/asp.net/learn/asptraining/</a><!-- m -->).im more of a home learner, no want to spend any money on this ... 
Umm who said anything about money? In my post I said FREE.u gotta pay like 350 bucks dont u ?No not for this, read that link I gave you. It specifically says free on their page.ok that makes no sence, i dont even have visual basics or c++ ... or what ever it is that i gotta have... so i don't knw a nudge of what to do and etc... all i got is IIS which i dont even knw how to install, i am better off with someone actually putting the time and teaching me if they have the time, or send me for a tutorial that is for dummies,
CheersTo instal IIS, go to Start > Settings > Control Panel > Add or Remove Programs. On the left, click on Add/Remove Windows Components. Tick Internet Information Services (IIS) and follow the instructions. You will need your Windows 2000 disc to do this.To install IIS you must have 2000 Pro,XP Pro or a server edition product.
ASP.net you can download multiple differenet editors plenty of them open source and free.
You can go to MS website for webcasts and pick and choose the articles you want to listen to.If you going to learn asp.net, you may as well learn the latest version. <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/vs2005/">http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/vs2005/</a><!-- m --> is a free beta version of the new vs.net 2005, and it is pretty fun to use. You have to be very patient, and remember that nobody knows everything about anything in programming. We all make mistakes, I make lots, but hey, its funi would suggest not downloading the VS.net '05 it is still in beta, not to mention the framework is also. I would just use existing 1.1 framework instead and sharpdevelop.I love learning by video, and thankfully microsoft likes making them. <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdntv/archive.aspx">http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdntv/archive.aspx</a><!-- m --> this site has video's that you can download and watch and learn how to code. Use the dropdown and find the subject that interests you and play around with them. One thing that you need to be careful of, is the version of asp.net you would be working on. Things change, and if something doesn't work right, it might be the version that the video is using, compared to yours. Work through the problem, and you will be able to sleep at night.You might want to read VS.net 2002 = 1.0 framework, 03 = 1.1, 05 = 2.0 framework.If you really want to learn ASP .NET in VB, and you don't have VS .NET, download this application. I wrote this application in notepad using inline/declarative. Just open each file in notepad, and you'll be able to view and change the code. Before you download it, please view the user demo and admin demo to see it in action. Hey this is FREE! and you'll learn lots of datagrid,datalist and more tricks. BTW, what you see in the demo page is what you gonna get, including the database with more 1300 recipes to get you started. This app is also available for download at 411asp.net in the instant portal category.
Demo and Download link: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.myasp-net.com">http://www.myasp-net.com</a><!-- m -->
Hope this little apps help you get started in ASP .NET
Dexter Zafra
<!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.ex-designz.netI">www.ex-designz.netI</a><!-- w --> would suggest not using notepad as your editor, I would use TextPad or ShapeDevelop. ShapeDevelop is a great tool for those who can not get VS.net, but by all means VS.net stomps booty compared to other editors.
Secondly, is there any one here able to teach me simple asp.net or direct me a really good dummies guide of how to do asp.net
The ASP.NET that i want to do is not so complicated, i am sure if anyone has the patience that i would be able to grasp it fast.
If someone can get back to me asap, that would be great
The things i require is this,
A Database that includes
Some page that i can fill out information and click on ADD button and it will add the person and his/her info to the desired place that i want
Once i do that i want to give the person a username and password so that they can log in
Then i want when they log in to go into their account that they can do some options in their account.
Any help would be apreciated, please help me asap
Thanks
Microsoft is offering free online asp.net training. Read here (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/asp.net/learn/asptraining/">http://msdn.microsoft.com/asp.net/learn/asptraining/</a><!-- m -->).im more of a home learner, no want to spend any money on this ... Umm who said anything about money? In my post I said FREE.u gotta pay like 350 bucks dont u ?No not for this, read that link I gave you. It specifically says free on their page.ok that makes no sence, i dont even have visual basics or c++ ... or what ever it is that i gotta have... so i don't knw a nudge of what to do and etc... all i got is IIS which i dont even knw how to install, i am better off with someone actually putting the time and teaching me if they have the time, or send me for a tutorial that is for dummies,CheersTo instal IIS, go to Start > Settings > Control Panel > Add or Remove Programs. On the left, click on Add/Remove Windows Components. Tick Internet Information Services (IIS) and follow the instructions. You will need your Windows 2000 disc to do this.To install IIS you must have 2000 Pro,XP Pro or a server edition product.
ASP.net you can download multiple differenet editors plenty of them open source and free.
You can go to MS website for webcasts and pick and choose the articles you want to listen to.If you going to learn asp.net, you may as well learn the latest version. <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/vs2005/">http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/vs2005/</a><!-- m --> is a free beta version of the new vs.net 2005, and it is pretty fun to use. You have to be very patient, and remember that nobody knows everything about anything in programming. We all make mistakes, I make lots, but hey, its fun
i would suggest not downloading the VS.net '05 it is still in beta, not to mention the framework is also. I would just use existing 1.1 framework instead and sharpdevelop.I love learning by video, and thankfully microsoft likes making them. <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdntv/archive.aspx">http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdntv/archive.aspx</a><!-- m --> this site has video's that you can download and watch and learn how to code. Use the dropdown and find the subject that interests you and play around with them. One thing that you need to be careful of, is the version of asp.net you would be working on. Things change, and if something doesn't work right, it might be the version that the video is using, compared to yours. Work through the problem, and you will be able to sleep at night.You might want to read VS.net 2002 = 1.0 framework, 03 = 1.1, 05 = 2.0 framework.If you really want to learn ASP .NET in VB, and you don't have VS .NET, download this application. I wrote this application in notepad using inline/declarative. Just open each file in notepad, and you'll be able to view and change the code. Before you download it, please view the user demo and admin demo to see it in action. Hey this is FREE! and you'll learn lots of datagrid,datalist and more tricks. BTW, what you see in the demo page is what you gonna get, including the database with more 1300 recipes to get you started. This app is also available for download at 411asp.net in the instant portal category.Demo and Download link: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.myasp-net.com">http://www.myasp-net.com</a><!-- m -->
Hope this little apps help you get started in ASP .NET
Dexter Zafra
<!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.ex-designz.netI">www.ex-designz.netI</a><!-- w --> would suggest not using notepad as your editor, I would use TextPad or ShapeDevelop. ShapeDevelop is a great tool for those who can not get VS.net, but by all means VS.net stomps booty compared to other editors.