Visual InterDev
To create the user interface for your application, you can use the Microsoft® Visual InterDev™ scripting object model and Visual InterDev design-time controls. The Visual InterDev design-time controls include standard user-interface elements — text box, label, check box, list box, command button, and so on.
When your Web pages run, design-time controls create script objects based on the scripting object model. You can add functionality for your application by writing scripts that work with these script objects.
| To | See |
| Read an overview of the scripting object model, design-time controls, and script objects | The Scripting Object Model |
| Create the user interface for your Web pages using design-time controls | Creating Forms with Design-Time Controls |
| Get and set properties, call methods, and respond to events in script objects | Writing Script for Script Objects |
| Set options that help you find errors and trace events in ASP pages that use the scripting object model. | Debugging Script Objects in ASP Pages |
| Refer to ASP pages as objects and execute their functions as methods | Extending the Scripting Object Model Across Pages |
| Use page objects to run server script without leaving a client page | Executing Server Script Remotely |