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• Validating a dynamic list of radio buttons

  Hi all, I have a questionnairre application that I am writing and I am a little stuck with the best way to validate that an answer has been provided for every question. I have a form that can contain 'n' number of questions, each question has 4 options. I have named the options the same, no problem. I also create a hidden option for each option group that has a blank value. I have managed to write validation code in my service layer to check if an option group has a valid value but this is

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by Scout7 on 10/27/2009

• Re: Validating a dynamic list of radio buttons

  Thanks for your help guys, Sean, your idea is actually what I have ended up implementing and it works perfectly for my needs. Gerry, the behaviour that you describe is what I was expecting but for some reason it wasn't working for me, hence the problem. Now that I have a solution to my immediate problem I will go back and look into why the expected behaviour does not happen in my case. Thanks again guys.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by Scout7 on 10/27/2009

• Re: JQuery Cascading DropDownList Question

  [quote user="Augi"] Then try this: view plain copy to clipboard print ? $(document).ready(function() { // initialization code goes here $( "#QuestionnaireId" ).val( '<%= ViewData["SelectedValue"] %>' ); $( "#QuestionnaireId" ).change(); }); $(document).ready(function() { // initialization code goes here $("#QuestionnaireId").val('<%= ViewData["SelectedValue"] %>'); $("#QuestionnaireId").change(); });

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by Scout7 on 9/11/2009

• Re: JQuery Cascading DropDownList Question

  Thanks for that, it sets the selected value of my first drop down ok on page load but it does not trigger the 'change' function to load the second dropdownlist, any ideas?

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by Scout7 on 8/27/2009

• Re: JQuery Cascading DropDownList Question

  Thanks, I have tried that and still does not fire the event.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by Scout7 on 8/27/2009

• JQuery Cascading DropDownList Question

  /// <summary> /// Get all of the questionnaires /// </summary> /// <returns></returns> [AcceptVerbs(HttpVerbs.Get)] public ActionResult Index() { GetQuestionnaires(0); return View(); } /// <summary> /// Get the question groups for a selected questionnaire /// </summary> /// <param name="id"></param> /// <returns></returns> public ActionResult Groups(int id) { return Json(UtilityService.GetQuestionGroups(id, true)); } Hi all, I

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by Scout7 on 8/26/2009

• Re: JQuery Cascading DropDownList Question

  I am just getting into using jQuery and have been following examples to get it working, would you be able to point to an example of how to do this.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by Scout7 on 8/26/2009

• Re: JQuery Cascading DropDownList Question

  Thanks for your suggestions guys. Augi, I have had a little dabble with your idea but I am unsure of the correct syntax. I have gotten this far but it does not trigger the selected index change event needed to populate the second dropdownlist, $(document).ready(function() { // initialization code goes here $("#QuestionnaireId option[value='<%= ViewData["SelectedValue"] %>']").attr('selected', 'selected'); }); Am I going in the right direction or am

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by Scout7 on 8/26/2009

• MVC & Sepration of Concerns

  Hi all, need clarification about something. We are rewriting a website using MVC and the repository pattern. Now the question has been asked with regards to the sepration of concerns relating top the Views, Controllers, Service Layer & repository. Now I know that there should be nothing in the Views that relates to any logic other than presentation, I also appreciate that should be no business logic in the controllers, this should be left to the controllers and as far as the repository is concerned

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by Scout7 on 7/17/2009

• Repository Pattern, Seperation of Concerns & Database Connection Strings?

  Hi all, I hope someone can help with this as I am a little unsure wehat is best. I am writing an MVC website and I intend to use the Repository pattern so that I can have a clear separation of concerns and options with regards to my data access. So based upon the following structure Controller Service Repository Whose reposability is it to aquire the connection string to the database. Basically do I pass the connection string from my controller to my service to my repository? (doesn't seem right

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by Scout7 on 7/15/2009