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Robin Pars, Laurence Moroney, and John Grieb

"Foundations of ASP.NET AJAX"

aspx page and a
.master page. Figure 6-3 shows the main screen for this application.
?– Note You can download Scott??™s ToDo List application in addition to video tutorials about this and other
ASP.NET AJAX topics on http://ajax.asp.net.
Figure 6-3. The task list manager application
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The main screen for this application shows a sortable list of tasks that you can add
to, edit, or mark complete. The drop-down button on the top switches the view between
Active and Completed status of the tasks. If you have already installed this application,
you can open the folder as an existing site in Visual Studio 2005. Let??™s start by taking a
look at the MasterPage.master page in the designer as shown in Figure 6-4.
Figure 6-4. The task list manager master page in Visual Studio 2005
This page basically consists of a ContentPlaceHolder control in addition to the style
sheet. The main part of the application, as mentioned earlier, resides in the Default.aspx
page. Figure 6-5 shows this page in the designer.
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