Some basic project development specifications are gradually summarized ..

I. Naming rules

1. Net Control naming rules

Control identifier + meaning identifier

For example, Lab labels

Lab + UserName

Other control identifiers [abbreviated control names and their habits]: TextBox (Txt), Button (Btn), DropDownList (Drp )....

2. Stored Procedure naming rules.

(1) Stored Procedure prefix + Table name + [field name] + Function Identifier

UP + TableName + ByID + Sel

That is, UserProcedure + TableName + ByID + Select

Select ----> Sel

Update ---> Upd

Delete ----> Del

Insert ----> Ins

(2) other stored procedures

Get + xx + By + Parameter or

Get + xx + By + Parameter1 + Parameter2

Ii. Specification for compiling CS files on the webpage.

 

Code

Using System;
Using System. Collections. Generic;
Using System. Linq;
Using System. Web;
Using System. Web. UI;
Using System. Web. UI. WebControls;

Namespace WebUI. Manage. Manageyewu
{

Protectedvoid Page_Load (object sender, EventArgs e)
{
If (! IsPostBack)
{
BindControls (); // initialize the control first, mainly used to bind the Control Value
BindStyle (); // used to set the style of some controls or whether to display them.
BindJsEvents (); // events to be executed when the control is loaded, typically JS events.
}
}

Privatevoid BindStyle ()
{
ChangeLabUserDisplay ();
}

Privatevoid ChangeLabUserDisplay ()
{
BtnSelCheckBox. Style. Add ("Display", "none ");
}

Privatevoid BindJsEvents ()
{
SelAllCheckBox ();
}

Privatevoid SelAllCheckBox ()
{
BtnSelCheckBox. Attributes. Add ("onclick", "return CheckSe ()");
}

Privatevoid BindControls ()
{
BindRepNews ();
}

Privatevoid BindRepNews ()
{
RepNews. DataSource = Dt;
RepNews. DataBind ();
}

}

}

 

 

Iii. variable naming rules.

1. Name the public global variable in the class: UpperCase

2. Name the private global variable in the class: lowerCase

3. variable name in the method: lowercase

 

The article is very elementary... To be continued... what's wrong. I hope a friend passing by will come up with me.