small urgent SIMPLE ASP.NET mobi job available

[enewmen]

I'm looking for someone that can quickly make a tutorial on how to make a SUPER SIMPLE ASP.NET site using Visual Studio 2008.

This is basically what I need.

Document how to do this: (in plain ole English text, no need for programming necessary, just program it yourself to see it work)

* Download and install mobile controls or use HTML 4.0 controls. Add the controls to the Visual Studio 2008 Toolbox.
* Create 2 new Web Applications in C#. index.aspx, index2.aspx
* Add the correct XHTML MP DOCTYPE and MIME to the index.aspx and index2.aspx.

* In index.aspx:
*Add a image, textbox, table, label, and 2 buttons using the controls in the first step. Add a Click event for the button. (no scripts)
* In the Code Behind Form_Load(), populate a table with a small database table (from SQL Server or MySQL).
* In the Code Behind , write in the Button1_Click function: Change the ref of the image to display a different image. Change the label value to display the text from the textbox.
* For Button2_Click, add a Response.Redirect("index2.aspx")

* In index2.aspx:
* Add a button, in Button1_Click, Response.Redirect("index.aspx")

That's IT!
I can do this myself in 1 min. Here is the hard part.
The mobi web-site must score a 5 on the Ready.Mobi test and must not get any errors. The site must be functional on all Ready.mobi emulators and the Nokia n70/ 3120. (you can just use the n70/3120 user agent in FireFox)

Then I need to follow the procedure myself and achieve the same results.

This job is US$100, but I'll accept a reasonable offer.
If this job is not possible, please let me know.

Thanks!

[gogo]

Add a Click event for the button. (no scripts)

* For Button2_Click, add a Response.Redirect("index2.aspx")

* In index2.aspx:
* Add a button, in Button1_Click, Response.Redirect("index.aspx")


HI just to be completely explicit, you are talking about server side processing and not (client side) JavaScript?

Is the Response.Redirect conditional on something, ie does the user get redirected to a page depending on what content they submitted, or what button they pushed?

[enewmen]

HI just to be completely explicit, you are talking about server side processing and not (client side) JavaScript?

Is the Response.Redirect conditional on something, ie does the user get redirected to a page depending on what content they submitted, or what button they pushed?
Yes,
For the button click events, I'm talking about the server side processing.
The Response.Redirect specifically isn't necessary, but there needs to be some way to redirect after some condition or event. A condition can be something like Cookie Found or some event like the Button1 Clicked.

I just prefer having server side processing because some code may get very complex with database access, file loading/processing, etc. Even though the front end will be very simple (1 label, 1 textbox, 1 button). I'm also concerned about sucky phone browsers having trouble with scripts.

If this helps any: The way I get server events is this: Add a ASP button to the Form, double click the control to add the event. Delete the ASP control. Add a HTML control with the same name and add a onserverclick attribute. Now the HTML control onserverclick click goes to the code behind. This seems to work, but I'm sure there must be a better way.

Thanks for the post!

[asidana]

please check your pm

[GijsZePa]

shame I'm on a holiday right now...this is my stuff :)

Martin

[enewmen]

shame I'm on a holiday right now...this is my stuff :)

Martin
I found someone that can help me. Thanks for thinking about it.
Also thanks for your suggestions in another thread.