Write A = .aspx or
Write B = .aspx.vb
Give comment (optional)Well if you are using VS.net you could place it in the code behind and easy compile it then. If you have a big webapplication it may be faster if you code in code behind and all is compiled to a dll.
You could also put your code directly into the aspx file, then it will be compiled on the fly (afaik).
Personally I prefer the code behind method. So I have one file for HTML and "Placeholders" and one file for the Code.
Just my opinion ...
Hi,
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Take a look @.ASP.NET Code Behind Pages
Test code: inline code (A)
Application code: code-behind (B)
You simply have much greater flexibility with code-behinds. But for test code, such flexibility is pointless, and the extra complexity is unwarranted ...
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