Second Question:
<<Everyone will be using IE but might have diferent screen resolutions. Is
this a problem?>>
Yes - but more like a fact you have to recognize and account for in your
page design than a "problem" you have to solve.
Making the switch from VB6 forms to HTML for your page layouts is not going
to be easy if you have little or no HTML experience. Most non trivial page
layout work I am aware of is NOT done in Visual Studio... rather it's done
in Dreamweaver, FrontPage or some other specialized HTML/CSS Editor.
Personally, I'd rather use Notepad to manually edit HTML than use Visual
Studio for page layout work. So for most non trivial ASP.NET projects I've
participated in or heard of, it's Visual Studio for programming/code-behind
work, and another tool altogether for page layout and site management.
-GH
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First question, this should be easy. Where do you put the sql
connection string for a asp.net INTERNET app? The network people are
worried about putting the connection string in the web.config file on
the internet.
Second question, I know this has been talked about so much. But every
post I read does not outline the advantages vs. disadvantages of Grid
layout. My company is going to .NET from a VB 6 desktop environment
and we are trying to construct standards. Can someone list the
advantages and disadvantages of Grid layout. Everyone will be using IE
but might have diferent screen resolutions. Is this a problem?
Thanks for all responses.