I have been sent an 'asp.net technical test' to do. Basically they provide the front end code and I just need to code the logic/back-end stuff. Fine, sounds easy enough.
So I finally get round to opening up the files they sent me and they have provided me with the following.
2 folders - images & css. I'm used to seeing that, so that's fine.
3 htm files. errr what? I was expecting some aspx pages with the html on.
I'm not asking anyone to help with the code, but how do I go about starting to solve this test? I was tempted to just copy the htm files into aspx pages and then stick my server logic in the code behind. But I have a feeling they dont want me to do that.
Or should I be using the htm files and registering a namespace at the top? e.g.
They are expecting a project they can open in VS 2008 and browse using built in server.
So I finally get round to opening up the files they sent me and they have provided me with the following.
2 folders - images & css. I'm used to seeing that, so that's fine.
3 htm files. errr what? I was expecting some aspx pages with the html on.
I'm not asking anyone to help with the code, but how do I go about starting to solve this test? I was tempted to just copy the htm files into aspx pages and then stick my server logic in the code behind. But I have a feeling they dont want me to do that.
Or should I be using the htm files and registering a namespace at the top? e.g.
Code:
< % @ Register TagPrefix="CoreControls" Namespace="MyControls.CoreControls" Assembly="MyControls.KGCoreControls" % >They are expecting a project they can open in VS 2008 and browse using built in server.