How can this be ensured?
How can you enforce this?
DRAG DROP
There is an ASP.NET Web site PassGuideWS.
There is an ASP.NET Web application PassGuideApp.
There is an ASP.NET page PassGuidePage.
PassGuidePage includes functionality that allows users to upload file to a web server.
Users confirms the upload with a submit button.
Only files smaller than 5 MB should be allowed to be uploaded.
How can you enforce this?
you need to do for each column? Select two.
There is an ASP.NET Web site PassGuideWS.
There is an ASP.NET Web application PassGuideApp.
There is an ASP.NET page PassGuidePage.
Controls are added to PassGuidePage dynamically through the event handler Page_Load.
There is a table on the SQLServer named PGTable.
The fields of PGTable are displayed on PassGuidePage through text boxes.
Every text box will have a label which shows the name of the appropriate field in the table.
You need to ensure that when a client clicks such a label the appropriate text box is
selected for input.
What do you need to do for each column? Select two.
If you can make PassGuideShoppingC always to work?
There is an ASP.NET Web site PassGuideWS.
There is an ASP.NET page PassGuidePage.aspx.
PassGuidePage.aspx has a user control PassGuideShoppingC.
PassGuideShoppingC works fine with ViewState enabled, but not always with ViewState
disabled.
If you can make PassGuideShoppingC always to work? Select the best answers. Select
two.
Note: PassGuideShoppingC is used among different programmers within your company.
How can use strings, arranged in an array, in the code-behind file, to generate the menu?
What should you call to prevent the attacks in this scenario?
DRAG DROP
There is an ASP.NET Web site PassGuideWS.
There is an ASP.NET Web application PassGuideApp.
There is an ASP.NET page PassGuidePage.aspx.
There is a concern for cross-site scripting attacks. They must not be allowed to occur.
PassGuidePage.aspx shows text that has been typed by an end user.
What should you call to prevent the attacks in this scenario?
How can you ensure that an incorrect credit card number cannot be submitted on PassGuidePage?
DRAG DROP
There is an ASP.NET Web site PassGuideWS.
There is an ASP.NET Web application PassGuideApp.
There is an ASP.NET page PassGuidePage.
PassGuidePage handles purchases through credit card.
PassGuidePage has an input control named PassGuideCC and a button named
PassGuideB.
You have written a function CheckCC that, using special algorithms, checks if the credit
card number is valid.
CheckCC is written in JavaScript.
How can you ensure that an incorrect credit card number cannot be submitted on
PassGuidePage? Select three.
How can this be ensured?
How can this be achieved?
How can this problem be resolved?
There is an ASP.NET Web site PassGuideWS.
There is an ASP.NET Web Application PassGuideApp.
A new server is added to the web farm.
Now clients are reporting that they intermittently receive invalid view state error messages.
How can this problem be resolved? Select one or two.




