Close access to ASP. Net (3)

Sorry, I haven't written an article for a long time. The main reason is that some time ago I took the exam and was so busy that I turned out to be confused. Now I have to mention the pen again (Note: no pen, when I got home, I didn't even have a computer. I only had to spend some time in Internet cafes ). However, since I have no computer at home, my articles can only be written intermittently. Please forgive me.
Recently, a friend asked me where I could learn ASP + well. I have said that the documents in NGWS are the best learning manuals, but due to the high requirements of NGWS, there is also the problem of its size (110 M), there are some brothers, can not install it, I give you a site http://www.aspnextgen.com/quickstart/aspplus/, the above document is NGWS direct belt, in addition, this site is all built by asp +. You can directly see the implementation of aspx. The only thing that I am not satisfied with is that aspx cannot be executed, you cannot see the execution result of the routine.
Now let's talk a little bit about it. Let's take a look at how to use the controls in asp +.
Controls in ASP + are divided into HTML controls and WEBControls controls. This section describes simple HTML controls. Another control is left in the next section :)
HTML controls. If you only look at the appearance, you can see that they are no different from common HTML tags, but they are <select> <a>, the only difference is that there is a RunAt = "server" behind the tag. In fact, we are no stranger to this RunAt = "Server. we often see asa files. However, if this is added to asp +, the nature of the program code will change. For example:
<Select id = "aspcn">
<Option> ASP </option>
<Option> JSP </option>
<Option> PHP </option>
</Select>
<Select id = "aspcn">
<Option> ASP </option>
<Option> JSP </option>
<Option> PHP </option>
</Select>
The preceding select statement is just a common HTML tag, but if RunAt = "server" is added after the select statement, everything changes.