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• Re: client-side MVC

  hi shados , i have a similar view as you have, plus i too came from the pre ajax era. the more complex web applications we built instead of simple web sites, framework like the ones mentioned above will be very helpful to bring sanity for client-side development :-) Plus, I actually find it very hard to identify the MVC pattern applied in client-side, but independent of having a thick or thin client-side, imho it would be very interesting of having a standard way (some pattern) to follow when coding

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by KenA on 8/16/2008

• client-side MVC

  Hi. As an example let´s say that Ruby on Rails - RoR does a great job with MVC pattern in the server-side, plus it´s integrated with great javascript libraries: scriptaculous and prototype, but these libraries are not mvc frwrks. (not that this is a problem) It´s yet a relatively new topic, but I think client-side mvc frwrks are catching up. To name a few: 1. JavascriptMVC: javascriptmvc [dot] com 2. SproutCore: sproutcore [dot] com 3. TrimPath Junction: code [dot] google [dot] com/p/trimpath/wiki

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by KenA on 8/15/2008

• Re: Asp.Net Ajax Script Library Books

  Hi. Just finished reading the Chapter 2 of ASP.NET AJAX in Action. This book appears to be a serious one! It's very well written. But in case someone else have read another good book that target the cleint-side library, please post here.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by KenA on 12/22/2007

• Asp.Net Ajax Script Library Books

  Hi. I think it's going to be quite hard to find books that wil cover only the client-side part of the Asp.Net Ajax Library, but I'm looking for, at least, some books that will have a great emphasis in the client-side part. Can anyone suggest some books that will target the client-side part of the Asp.Net Ajax Library?

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by KenA on 12/22/2007

• Several Projects in the Solution Explorer?

  Can I have several projects (like, to include a class library project) in the solution explorer of the WebDeveloperExpress Edition?

  Posted to Visual Web Developer 2008 Express (Forum) by KenA on 12/3/2007

• Windows Vista Editions?

  Hi. I'm a WebDeveloper and currently I use WinXP Professional with IIS5.1, .Net FX 2.0, Visual Studio 2005 and other dev tools. I'd like to migrate to Win Vista, but I'm not sure which Vista Edition has, for example, IIS. I would appreciate receiving some directions regarding Windows Vista Editions based on the developer point of view. ps. some are saying Not to use Vista at all for serious development ... The bottom line is that you always have to pay for the sw and take your own conclusions

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by KenA on 9/27/2007

• Re: Server-side way to check whether javascript is enabled or not

  I agree with your thoughts ... I'll show this post to my colleagues ... I'm trying to conving then that checking for js enabled/disabled is kinda of useless I could sum these threads and ideas like this: 1. Use JS > no problem 2. It's ok to use submit buttons, but in the server in case validators are in use, check the Page.IsValid property. Then do the other checks too 3. If the user intentionally disables js, then it's his/her problem But, some may agree that it would be very

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by KenA on 7/17/2007

• Re: Server-side way to check whether javascript is enabled or not

  [quote user="Benners_J"] Any other control that causes a postback will fail as soon as javascript is disabled. [/quote] Since I don't want users to submit any data in case js is disabled, maybe I should avoid using 'buttons', only linkbutons, because linkbuttons submits data via js dopostback method. In case I use submit buttons, then the best way is to 'always' check for Page.IsValid in the postbacks, but of course this can be done only in case the current page has

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by KenA on 7/17/2007

• Re: Server-side way to check whether javascript is enabled or not

  [quote user="NC01"] The best way to do it is on the initial load check, if enabled execute a PostBack and tell server-side that it is. Otherwise display a message and go no further. [/quote] what if after a few postbacks, the user decides to disable js ... then the 'initial load' idea will not work since any consequent submits will be 'postbacks' :-(

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by KenA on 7/17/2007

• Re: Server-side way to check whether javascript is enabled or not

  [quote user="triggered"] How can someone disable meta-refreshing? I dont know how to do that. [/quote] Example, in IE go to Tools / Internet Options / Security Tab / Custom Levels button and do the thing.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by KenA on 7/17/2007