Many websites include some sort of polling user interface through which visitors can cast their vote on the topic du jour. The typical polling user interface includes some question text, like "What is your favorite programming language?", along with a series of radio buttons listing possible answers, like "C#", "Visual Basic", "Pascal", and so forth. The visitor can select an answer and then cast his vote. After voting, the interface changes to show the current voting breakdown per answer, as the screen shots below illustrate.
This article is the first in a three-part series that examines how to build a data-driven reusable polling User Control.
In this first part we"ll look at the design decisions made in creating this control as well as the polling data model.
The second installment will step through the process of building the polling user interface while the third and final
installment will examine the administration portion. Read on to learn more!
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