What is needed to set up a website with a query made in visual studio 2012

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12/3/2012 4:00:59 PM
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What is needed to set up a website with a query made in visual studio 2012

I have a site made with visual studio 2010 which already has a simple query which fetches data from a database in SQL Server. To mount my site I just simply upload the compiled files and redirect the site to the mojo database with my new tables ?

12/4/2012 10:36:50 AM
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Re: What is needed to set up a website with a query made in visual studio 2012

Hi,

You can't directly use what you previously developed in VS, but you can most likely re-use some of your code and implement a control that can plug into a cms page. We have extensive documentation and video tutorials to help developers get up to speed.

However for a quick and dirty way to show some data you could use our built in support for saved queries. We have an article about populating a chart using a saved query, but you could just as easily data bind a grid to the data.

The hello world tutorial and how mojoPortal works are also essential reading.

Hope that helps,

Joe

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