Web Questions for ASP.NET - Streamline collection of data.

Web Questions for ASP.NET

Speed Development of Your Web Applications - Streamle Data Collection

Questions. All websites have them, and all can take advantage of the advanced prototyping and programmability of jb2 Web Questions and the ASP.NET framework. Haven't fully migrated to ASP.NET yet? jb2 Web Questions can still be used to enhance your web applications. Simply install the .NET framework on your web server and you can run ASP.NET web applications side-by-side with your existing ASP web apps. You can even use jb2 Web Questions to help you complete the migration to .NET!

Speed development of your web applications by streamlining the collection of data from online registrations, customer support and feedback forms, surveys, evaluations, questionnaires, e-training exams, and more. jb2 Web Questions for ASP.NET is a collection of ASP.NET Server Controls that provide a powerful, theme-based approach to collecting data for any type of online form. Simply drop jb2 Web Questions controls onto your WebForm and data-bind or fill-in question and response text to rapidly prototype your web application. Then scroll through pre-defined themes to transform your prototype into the final look you want.

What's New?

Improved back-level browser compatibility makes it easy for you to target Internet or intranet web applications.
Full support for data binding and view state management allows you to build database-driven web applications.
Multiple renderings for QSingleSelection (RadioButtonList, DropDownList, or ListBox) and QMultiSelection (CheckBoxList or ListBox) let you choose the look that's right for your application.
Support for developing with or without code-behind pages allows you to develop with a range of IDE's from WebMatrix to Visual Studio .NET (2002 or 2003) and Borland Delphi 8 for the Microsoft .NET Framework.
Support for any .NET language (C#, VB.NET, J#, Borland Object Pascal,...) lets you choose your development language.
Sample surveys for saving responses in a database or e-mailing responses to you (for each IDE and .NET language).
Improved support for CSS StyleSheets allows you greater control over rendering in your CSS-based applications.