You can't really place FLA files into aspx coding. FLA files are the source of flash videos. You can, however, place an FLA file on a server and use aspx to display a link to it on a web page. You can also display a flash video (swf file) on a web page by outputting the proper HTML via aspx.
full form of aspx page
page1.aspx page2.aspx page3.aspx Inside the <head> of page1.aspx you would put HTML Code: <link rel="next" href="page2.aspx"> , inside the <head> of page2.aspx you would put HTML Code: <link rel="next" href="page3.aspx"> and HTML Code: <link rel="previous" href="page1.aspx"> and in page3.html you would put HTML Code: <link rel="previous" href="page2.aspx">
B'cos this is the extension of a page in .net
Adobe Acrobat 9 will open .aspx files on Mac OS 10. When prompted to "save" or "open" the file, choose Adobe Acrobat to open. Alternatively, after saving, open the file in Adobe or drag and drop.
In terms of computing, ASPX stands for Active Server Page Extended File. This type of file was developed by Microsoft and is often used on .Net web forms.
If your asking how big a web page is, it varies greatly. Depending on the content of the page, the source coding, and size of the page.
If something that is meant to be compiled actually compiles, it means that there are no errors of the types detected by the compiler.
The code displayed on the web page is probably incomplete coding. Double check the HTML.
The website development task can be classified into 5 stages. 1) Defining the objective of the site 2) Determining the layout of the page 3) Collecting the required files and software 4) Coding and testing 5) Hosting the website
A static page is one that has nothing but straight HTML coding (maybe with CSS, but not necessary) and does not depend on the server to build the page.
A developer uses a tag in coding. He uses it to make something interesting on the web page.
ASMX - Active Server Method Extended ASPX - Active Server Page Extended ASCX - Active Server Control Extended