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Solution: Add a support form

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Solution: Add a support form

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(upbeat music) - [Instructor] Let's review the solution to this challenge. Open the web forms application project, and right click to add a new item and select web form. Let's name it support. And it'll open up in source view. Scroll down to the first div element and let's add a header, and title it support. I'm going to open up design view because that's faster for me to add controls to the form, but it's really up to you. You could stay in source view and create your form that way. I'll start off by opening the toolbox from the view menu. And I'll be choosing from the standard list of controls. I'll add a literal to the very top of the page and that'll be for the acknowledgement message that displays after submitting the form. In the properties window, I'm going to set the ID to literal acknowledge message. And I won't be setting the text property because it'll happen programmatically when we submit. Let's start…

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