When creating a new
DbNetEdit object you supply a single argument which is the ID of the HTML element that will act as the container for the form. The object is then configured with a combination of property assigments and method invocations. The simplest implementation of
DbNetEdit can be achieved by specifying only the
connectionString and
fromPart properties. This will create a fully functional maintenance application for the specified table including the ability to Search, Navigate, Update, Insert and Delete. The
connectionString property is assigned an alias which relates to a full connection string defined in the
web.config file. For more information on creating a connection string for your own database see the
help.
