Controls | data | show | controls create interactive Web pages with data it's easy to just drag, set properties and save pages without programming, but Visual InterDev provides a complete object model that allows you to tweak applications, make user confirmations, and control Web applications. also supports DHTML and IE4 data control for a richer user interface, the steps to build a simple data entry page that uses a data control are as follows:
(1), after creating a new data connection, drag the recordset control from the toolbox of the design-time control onto the page, and by setting the control's properties to bind the recordset control to the corresponding data connection, you can also drag a data command onto the page, and binds the recordset control together with it;
(2), drag a TextBox control onto the page, open its properties and bind it to the Eecordset control, and you can drag a field directly from the DataEnvironment to the page.
(3), place a RecordsetNavBar control on the page, set the property and bind it to the recordset control.
(4) Confirm that the PageObject control is the first control on the page and publish the page so you can browse the record.
(5), toggle the type of HTML that uses the control, open the Properties window of the recordset control and cut to implementation Tab, which can be republished either by selecting generic HTML (equal to ASP) or ie4html (based on DHTML).
(6), now to the source window, when outline tab is displayed, you can see that the object model is exposed by each design-time control.
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