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Author: Navnath R. Kale
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This article explains the use of TreeView control developed in JavaScript. As you all may be familiar with the existing ASP.net TreeView provided with .Net framework, this control actually tries to mimic the same in coding style. So, developers who have worked on ASP.Net TreeView control would find it much easier to implement....
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Author: Jose Menendez Póo
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I have always liked the way .NET's DateTime and TimeSpan classes are designed. I find them very useful and intuitive. This couple of classes are designed to work very similar.
* The project is hosted at: http://sourceforge.net/projects/jsdatetime...
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Author: Rajeesh.C.V
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Datepicker is nice and cool plugin for displaying the calendar with ease. It is very easy to use JQuery plugin, it comes as part of JQueryUI library, so if you want to use this – first download JQueryUI from http://jqueryui.com/download and also download JQuery(http://docs.jquery.com/Downloading_jQuery) if you haven’t done yet....
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Author: Microsoft Corporation
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Most scripting exploits occur when users can get executable code (or script) into your application. By default, ASP.NET provides request validation, which raises an error if a form post contains any HTML....
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Author: Sandeep Mewara
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While working on one of the feature asked by client to disable all the controls of the panel while an asynchronous operation is in process, I encountered that though link buttons are disabled(grayed out) they can still be clicked (thus they still work!)Frown...
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Author: Stephen Inglish
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When working with the new URL routing portion of the ASP.NET 4.0, there is a gotcha that needs to be worked around.
Assume a website with the following structure:
~/Images/header.jpg
~/Stylesheets/style.css
~/Scripts/scripts.js...
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Author: Microsoft Corporation
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Using server code, you can add client script to a page. Creating client script in server code is useful when the contents of the client script depend on information that is not available until run time. Adding client script to the page dynamically is also useful when you want the client script to execute in the following situations:
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When the page has finished loading
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When users submit the page...
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Author: Microsoft Corporation
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Button controls can raise both server events and client events. Server events occur after postbacks, and they are handled in the server-side code that you write for the page. Client events are handled in client script, typically JavaScript (ECMAScript), and they are raised before the page is submitted. By adding client-side events to ASP.NET button controls, you can perform tasks such as displaying confirmation dialog boxes before submitting the page, and canceling the page submission altogether...
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Author: Microsoft Corporation
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You can add client script to controls on an ASP.NET Web page declaratively, as you would to HTML elements. Alternatively, you can add client script events to an ASP.NET Web server control programmatically, which is useful if the event or the code relies on information that is available only at run time....
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Author: noorani_786
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When it comes to writing unit tests for your ASP .NET pages, there isn’t much help out there. I experimented with a few open source testing tools and found some major limitations. Both NUnitAsp and WaitN, for instance, are “client-side” tools. In other words, you have to write your tests against the actual HTML output. For example, to get the value of a textbox, you have to specify the actual HTML id of the textbox. That’s painful! Especially, since ASP .NET ends up assigning long and complicate...
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Author: Sohel_Rana
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As I said in my first post on Client Object Model (OM), there are three sets of Client OM: Managed .net client, Silverlight and ECMAScript. Lately I have posted an article on how to use Client OM from Managed .Net Client.Today I’ll go through Client OM for JavaScript. ECMAScript Client OM is SharePoint 2010 client object model extension for using with JavaScript or JScript. Few points to notice about ECMAScript Client OM:
* ECMAScript object model can only be used in SharePoint sites...
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Author: Sohel_Rana
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In my previous post on Client OM I discussed on the basic ideas. In this post I'll explain how to use Client OM from Managed .net client. The client Object Model for Managed .net application allows any .net managed application to communicate with SharePoint server without using any web service reference. Say you have a WPF application and from that WPF application you need to get data from SharePoint calendar. In the days of SharePoint 2007 you could read the calendar data from SharePoint throug...
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