What would you write as an absolut minimum to write a aspx file? The purpose is to force the .net handler to run. Sometimes I want to make a short handwrited code to check the iis functionality. It's easy in older languages.
HTML
Hello World
ASP<% Response.Write("Hello World") %>
ASP.NET
This works just fine but so clumsy - yes.
<%@ Page Language="C#" %>
<script runat="server">
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
Response.Write("Hello World!");
}
</script>
System.Environment.Version is nice, though, if also check the version. Is all this code really needed for asp.net? It isn't a code you just "hand print just for sake to check".
yes, you can write C# in aspx page. Yes, if you want write c# code in same aspx file. First time you add new item > web form > check/uncheck place code in separate file.
Right-click the . aspx page, and then click View Code. The code-behind file opens in the editor.
If you need to open and edit a . aspx file, then you can use Microsoft's free Visual Studio to do so. You could also open up such a file using a normal text editor.
The absolute minimum is, or could be construed to be:
<%@ Page Language="C#" %>
<%
Response.Write("test");
%>
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