What should be done?
There is a project with ASP.NET server controls.
There is a base class EuropeClass and two subclasses SpainClass and ItalyClass.
All three have specific client JavaScript code. The code has functions used to create HTML
elements for the controls.
Each of these JavaScript code in an ASP.NET page must only be included once in the
generated HTML page (note that the page can use multiple copies of these controls).
What should be done? Select two.
Note:
PASSGUIDECLASS is the name of the control class.
PassGuideScript contains the Java code for the control.
PassGuide.js is a file that includes the JavaScript.
How can you check if a specific user that is logged on at the moment is a member of the BackupOperator role?
Which code can be used?
What would be the preferred attribute?
How can you achieve this dynamically?
How can you implement PassGuideC?
What should you do?
DRAG DROP
Exhibit:
<uc:PassGuideC ID=“PassGuideC”runat= “server”/>
There is Web page PassGuidePage.aspx.
PassGuidePage.aspx has a control PassGuideC.ascx.
PassGuidePage.aspx make use PassGuideC.ascx as displayed in the exhibit.
A read-only member EmployeeName must be added to PassGuideC.ascx.
The value of this member is ‘Richard Smith’.
This value must also be read by PassGuidePage.aspx.
What should you do?
Which code and where should it be used?
Which code can be used?
What steps achieves this?
There is a ASP.NET Web site named PassGuideWeb.
PassGuideWeb has a master page PassGuide.master.
The code exhibit has code that is included for PassGuide.master.
A new ASP.NET page named PassGuide1 is created.
PassGuide1 has PassGuide.master as the master page.
You are required to show the PassGuide.master’s PGStr property in the PGDisplay Label
control, which is included in the PassGuide1 page.
What steps achieves this? Select three.