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• Re: MVC Storefront / Kona / ???

  Thanks Kornelije, Appreciated.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by retroviz on 11/25/2009

• MVC Storefront / Kona / ???

  Hi, I had been following the MVC Storefront video series with much enthusiasm. It seemed to end rather prematurely but then I see was released as Kona with some posts regarding this on Rob Conery's blog. But where is project now. There were 3 Kona screencasts then I read that Rob's left MS and it's been taken over by someone else? This project has a lot of value and I would love to see if brought back to life (perhaps it is already and hiding under a different name?) Any info appreciated

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by retroviz on 11/24/2009
  Filed under: Kona, MVC Storefront

• Object serialization with asp.net web services or WCF to JSON

  Whilst ASP.NET AJAX certainly makes working with web services from the client easier, I was already using jQuery throughout my application and didn't want the extra overhead of running ASP.NET AJAX. I therefore decided to use jQuery to call my web services. With ASP.NET web services, the JavaScriptSerializer does a pretty good job of serializing object collections. However, I soon ran into a problem where I was reaching the serializer's recursion limit. I use extended properties in most of

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by retroviz on 10/14/2009
  Filed under: JSON jQuery Web Services WCF

• ImageList Control

  Before I go and develop one, is such a server control available? I am looking for a selectable image list where I can access the selected value from both server side and respond to the onSelected event client side. I don't want a dropdownlist with images in it - the image list should be rendered as an unordered list. Something like: <rvd:ImageList runat="server" id="ImageList1"> <rvd:ListItem value="1" Text="Option 1" ImageUrl="Image1.jpg"

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by retroviz on 10/9/2009
  Filed under: ImageList ListControl ListItem

• Re: JavaScriptSerializer - RecursionLimit. How to resolve?

  bump

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by retroviz on 10/2/2009

• JavaScriptSerializer - RecursionLimit. How to resolve?

  Hi, I am calling jQuery to call an ASP.NET web service. One particular method returns a collection of business objects e.g. CustomerCollection. In my code I make extensive use of custom properties that provide a link between objects. For example in my customer class I might have: public Address Address { get { return AddressManager.GetAddressByCustomerID(this.CustomerID); } } This way, in my code I can easily access the address of a customer like: customer.Address.StreetName; However, my use of these

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by retroviz on 9/22/2009
  Filed under: RecursionLimit jQuery web service

• Re: jQuery asp.net web service - performance

  Ran the same code on my machine in the office today and was fine. Machine in office was running IIS7 whereas original was running on casini. Am happy with it for now.

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by retroviz on 9/21/2009

• Re: jQuery asp.net web service - performance

  Hi, It would seem persisting the data to and from the session object seems to slow things down although I am not sure how I can improve. To answer your question, the getPlannerTotal() must be called separately. This again is to improve performance since I only ever reload the planner when the tab is first selected. Even when items are removed from the planner, an ajax call is made to remove the item from the session object but rather than reloading the planner, the relevant <tr> is simply removed

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by retroviz on 9/20/2009

• jQuery asp.net web service - performance

  Hi, I am in the process of developing a logistics application. One of the pages includes a trip builder where users can add available trips to a trip planner. This does a number of things such as calculate total cost and distance of the journey. As performance is particularly important I resisted the tempation to simply use Update panels for this task and instead have constructed the requests using jQuery. The trips contained in the trip planner are stored in a session object (similar to how you

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Networking and Web Services (Forum) by retroviz on 9/18/2009
  Filed under: jQuery ajax call web service

• Calling web services with AJAX using DataBound controls

  Hi, I have a list view that generates a table of trips and a planner that is used to perform calculations on a selection of trips. Each list view item (table row) should be selectable. When selecting an item, the ID of the trip ("TripID") should call a web service method to update the list of planner items held in a session object. This action should then update the planner. Whilst a trip is inside the planner it should remain selected and the user should not be able to add the item again

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by retroviz on 9/17/2009