aspx.vb file question

[Shapper]

Hello,

I have an aspx page which in its script has:

Sub Page_Load(...)
...
End Sub

And 2 functions:

A DataSet Function:

Function dsContent(ByVal page As String) As System.Data.DataSet
...
Return dataSet
End Function

And a function created by me:

Sub changeCulture(culture As String)
Session("culture") = culture
Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture = New CultureInfo(culture)
End Sub

Can and should I move all them to an aspx.vb file?
What changes should be made?

I never used an aspx.vb file.
An example or tips of how to move these functions to an aspx.vb file it
would be of great help.

Thank You Very Much,
Miguel

[sstevens]

If you are using Visual Studio you can simply open the .aspx page, then click
View--Code from the menu. This will automatically take you to a aspx.vb page
and regisiter it on the .aspx page.

Whether or not you choose to use an aspx.vb file is up to you. As a general
rule, it is probably a good practice as it helps extract your business logic
from your presentation logic.

"Shapper" wrote:

Hello,

I have an aspx page which in its script has:

Sub Page_Load(...)
...
End Sub

And 2 functions:

A DataSet Function:

Function dsContent(ByVal page As String) As System.Data.DataSet
...
Return dataSet
End Function

And a function created by me:

Sub changeCulture(culture As String)
Session("culture") = culture
Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture = New CultureInfo(culture)
End Sub

Can and should I move all them to an aspx.vb file?
What changes should be made?

I never used an aspx.vb file.
An example or tips of how to move these functions to an aspx.vb file it
would be of great help.

Thank You Very Much,
Miguel

[Shapper]

Hello,

I am using Web Matrix.
So Visual Studio generates the aspx.vb file?

Could someone do it for one of my aspx files so I get a reference that I
can look to? Or maybe give me the basic structure and rules of how to do
this.

Thanks,
Miguel
"sstevens" <ss******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:ss******@discussions.microsoft.com:

If you are using Visual Studio you can simply open the .aspx page, then click
View--Code from the menu. This will automatically take you to a aspx.vb page
and regisiter it on the .aspx page.

Whether or not you choose to use an aspx.vb file is up to you. As a general
rule, it is probably a good practice as it helps extract your business logic
from your presentation logic.

"Shapper" wrote:

Hello,

I have an aspx page which in its script has:

Sub Page_Load(...)
...
End Sub

And 2 functions:

A DataSet Function:

Function dsContent(ByVal page As String) As System.Data.DataSet
...
Return dataSet
End Function

And a function created by me:

Sub changeCulture(culture As String)
Session("culture") = culture
Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture = New CultureInfo(culture)
End Sub

Can and should I move all them to an aspx.vb file?
What changes should be made?

I never used an aspx.vb file.
An example or tips of how to move these functions to an aspx.vb file it
would be of great help.

Thank You Very Much,
Miguel