May 12, 2021 ASP.NET
Web Helpers greatly simplify Web development and common programming tasks.
ASP.NET helper is a component that can be accessed through a few simple lines of Razor code.
You can build your own helper using the Razor syntax stored in a .cshtml file, or you can use the built-in ASP.NET helper.
In the next sections of this tutorial, you'll learn how to use the Razor Helper.
Here's a short description of some useful Razor helpers:
The WebGrid Helper simplifies the way data is displayed:
The Chart Helper displays different types of chart images with multiple formatting options and labels.
The Chart Helper displays data sources that can be arrays, databases, or files.
Tip: The chart helper can create standard charts that include area charts, bar charts, bar charts, line charts, and pie charts, as well as more specialized charts (such as stock charts).
The WebMail Helper provides the ability to send e-mail using SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol Simple Messaging Protocol).
The premise of using the WebMail helper is to support e-mail.
The WebImage Helper provides the ability to manage images in Web pages.
Keywords: flip, rotate, zoom, watermark.
With Razor, you can use built-in or third-party helpers to simplify the use of e-mail, databases, multimedia, social networking, and many other issues, such as navigation and network security.
WebMatrix already includes some helpers, and you can install others manually.
In w3cschool.cn's WebPages Helper Reference Manual, you can see a handy reference manual that includes built-in helpers and other helpers that can be manually installed attached to the ASP.NET Web Helpers Library toolkit.
If you created a Web site in WebMatrix, follow these steps to install the helper:
If you're using Web Pages Administration for the first time, you'll be prompted to create a password. )
These are ASP.NET the helper, which can make your programming process easier by using it.