In the first blog post, we covered the basics of creating a user control with WebformsMVP. In this blog post we’ll look at another example: Deletion of a news item. The example might be simple to understand, but there is some logic to cover. Our frontpage displayed a list of news items with respective edit and delete links, which only link to another page. From EditNewsItem.aspx we can edit a news item and from DeleteNewsItem.aspx we can delete a news item – it’s a confirmation page… Remember: ... [More]

Introduction When developing projects with ASP.NET it can be a more or less troublesome experience to test the solution being generated. What it comes down to is separation of concerns. Developing with Webforms in ASP.NET, it allows you to define your controls and layout (possibly via CSS) using markup and events can be hooking in a code behind file. This setup might work for a lot of cases, but it is still very hard to test and you have your logic combined with your presentation. Introducing... [More]