The Complete Guide to ASP.NET Core MVC (.NET 5) - Add More Fields to Registration

The video tutorial explains how to enhance a register page in an ASP.NET application by adding more user input fields such as name, phone number, and address. It covers the process of scaffolding identity, configuring identity pages, and updating the input model with additional properties. The tutorial concludes with testing the updated register page to ensure all new fields are displayed correctly.

What additional user information is intended to be captured during registration?

• Name, phone number, and address

• Username and password

• Date of birth and gender

• Email and password

What is the purpose of scaffolding identity in an ASP.NET application?

• To add new controllers

• To update the application layout

• To create a new database

• To generate identity pages

Which class is used as the data context for identity pages?

• RazorDbContext

• UserDbContext

• IdentityDbContext

• ApplicationDbContext

How do Razor Pages differ from MVC in terms of structure?

• Razor Pages use controllers

• Razor Pages have a page model

• MVC uses page models

• Razor Pages do not use views

What is the role of the input model in the registration page?

• To hold user input properties

• To define the layout of the page

• To store user session data

• To manage database connections

Which property is not needed in the input model for registration?

• Street address

• Phone number

• Company ID

• Email

What is the next step after updating the input model with new properties?

• Create a new database

• Add more controllers

• Delete the input model

• Run the application to test changes