remember. You can create the account using either the Web Site Administration Tool, or your CreateAcct.aspx page. It doesn t matter which you use because the result will be the same: The user is added to the database. Server Controls in Source View When you drag a server control from the Toolbox to the page, you add a pair of … tags that define that control to the Source of your page. You can see for yourself by clicking the Source button after adding a server control to a page. For example, the tags representing a Login control would look something like this: Most of the server controls you create should follow the same general syntax, as summarized here: where controlType is the type of control, and matches the name shown in the Toolbox. yourName is the name that uniquely identifies the control. VWD creates a default name, such as Login1. You can replace the default name with a name of your own choosing. runat= server identifies the item as a server control, to be executed on the Web server rather than on the client computer. Figure 7-21: Testy is added to the Site Members role. 148 Part II: Building Your Web Site
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