Chapter 27: Getting “Web-ified” (Web Applications)
TRUE/FALSE
1. The Web consists of documents called Web pages that are stored on Web servers.
2. Currently, the two most popular browsers are Microsoft Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox.
3. One advantage of static Web pages is that they are interactive.
4. Only selected ASP pages contain Flash tags that tell the client’s browser how to render the page on the
computer screen.
5. You can use the Properties window to include a title on a Web page.
6. You can only add static text to a Web page using a label control.
7. You can use either the FORMAT menu or the Formatting toolbar to format the static text on a Web
page.
8. While you are designing a Web page, you can periodically view the page in full screen view to
determine how it will appear to the user.
9. To view a Web page in full screen view, you use the Open Screen option on the View menu.
10. Although not identical to viewing in a browser window, full screen view provides a quick and easy
way to verify the placement of controls and text on the Web page.
11. You can add an image to a Web page using the Picture tool in the toolbox.
12. A dynamic Web page contains code that tells the controls how to respond to the user’s actions.
13. The RegularExpressionValidator verifies that an entry matches a specific pattern.
14. The CompareValidator tool verifies that an entry passes the specified validation logic.
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. A(n) ____ is a computer that contains special software that “serves up” Web pages in response to
requests from client computers.
a.
FTP server
c.
Web server
b.
Telnet server
d.
HTML server
2. A ____ is a computer that uses a browser to request information from a Web server.
a.
server
c.
middle-man
b.
browser
d.
client computer
3. The information is requested and subsequently viewed through the use of a program called a ____.
a.
Web server
c.
Web reader
b.
Web browser
d.
Web slave
4. A ____ is a document whose purpose is merely to display information to the viewer.
a.
dynamic Web page
c.
static Web page
b.
stable Web page
d.
normal Web page
5. ASP stands for “____” and refers to the type of Web page created by the ASP technology.
a.
active server program
c.
active server page
b.
active service page
d.
activate server page
6. Text that cannot be changed by the user is referred to as ____ text.
a.
dynamic
c.
static
b.
stable
d.
fixed
7. To add another Web page to an application: Click WEBSITE on the menu bar and then click ____.
a.
Add New Item
c.
Add Item
b.
Add New Page
d.
Add New
8. The link button control’s ____ property specifies the Web page to display when the control is clicked.
a.
PostBackUrl
c.
Link
b.
PostBack
d.
Page
9. You can use the ____ menu to close and also open an existing Web application.
a.
FILE
c.
TOOLS
b.
EDIT
d.
HELP
10. A(n) ____ Web page contains controls with which the user can interact.
a.
immutable
c.
static
b.
dynamic
d.
mutable
11. The ____ extension on a filename indicates that the file contains Visual Basic code.
a.
.vb
c.
.vbs
b.
.bvs
d.
.vbsrc
12. The ____ section of the toolbox provides validator tools for validating the user input on a Web page.
a.
Validation
c.
CustomValidation
b.
SummaryValidation
d.
Summation
13. The ____ tool verifies that a control contains data.
a.
RangeValidator
c.
CompareValidator
b.
RequiredFieldValidator
d.
CustomValidator
14. The ____ tool verifies that an entry passes the specified validation logic.
a.
RangeValidator
c.
CompareValidator
b.
RequiredFieldValidator
d.
CustomValidator