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• JavaScript reference problems while loading remote pages.

  Hi folks!, This is my problem: I have a web page "child.aspx" which contains few jQuery plugins & other JS files. The page functions as expected when it is accessed directly. But if i try to load this "child.aspx" in a page called "parent.aspx" using jQuery AJAX, the page doesn't function well as the JavaScripts associated with "child.aspx" are not loading. Can anyone explain how I should link my JavaScript files so that they work fine in both the ways

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by novogeek on 8/24/2009
  Filed under: javascipt

• Client/Server validation with jQuery/ASP.NET

  Hi all, We are developing a website in ASP.NET, using jQuery for making AJAX calls (It is a zero postback site). We got stuck up at a decisive point, on how to validate on server side. We are using HTML controls in our pages as we need to add dynamic controls in several places without postback. So, we cannot use .NET validation controls. There is an excellent jQuery validation plugin but validation happens only on client side. How should we integrate this with server side validation? e.g., Can we

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by novogeek on 7/10/2009
  Filed under: validation

• Re: Client/Server validation with jQuery/ASP.NET

  Hi Mikesdotnetting, Thanks for the quick reply. Yeah, I understand the fact that if jQuery is used for client side validation, I have to implement server side validation as a separate thing altogether. I am looking for something like Validation block provided by Microsoft Enterprise library, that can just provide server side validation methods like MyObject.validate() and return validation results. I shall catch these results and display using jQuery. I have checked the demos of validation blocks

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by novogeek on 7/10/2009

• Re: Resource that focuses on client DOM interaction?

  Hi Renasis, (1) Nothing will teach you better than practical implementation. Just play around with controls and view the source to see how they are getting rendered. (2)&(3) For having a fine grip on interaction with DOM elements, use jQuery , which is now officially supported by Microsoft. You may check jQueryUI for some of the interesting UI interactions. You will be amazed by the innumerable jQuery plugins which help in enhancing UI. One of the best books for learning JavaScript is: Pro JavaScript

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by novogeek on 7/9/2009

• Re: How to obtain tooltip of object via javascript?

  Hi Slimfinger, Please check this previously answered post: http://forums.asp.net/t/1432504.aspx Hope this helps!

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by novogeek on 7/8/2009

• Re: Dynamically construct form post data

  Hi worldspawn, Have you seen Dave's article: http://encosia.com/2009/04/07/using-complex-types-to-make-calling-services-less-complex/ ? See the way how he is creating a DTO (Data Transfer Object) using jQuery. Instead of getting value from each control manually, he is using jQuery's each function to loop through all form elements. You may also apply a common class name to all controls which you need to access, use each function to loop. Hope this helps!

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by novogeek on 7/8/2009

• Re: Dynamically construct form post data

  Hi worldspawn, Have you seen Dave's article: http://encosia.com/2009/04/07/using-complex-types-to-make-calling-services-less-complex/ ? See the way how he is creating a DTO (Data Transfer Object) using jQuery. Instead of getting value from each control manually, he is using jQuery's each function to loop through all form elements. You may also apply a common class name to all controls which you need to access, use each function to loop. Hope this helps!

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by novogeek on 7/8/2009

• Re: jQuery AJAX with MVP pattern

  We couldn't rule out the fact that we should create instance of page on every AJAX call in MVP pattern. Also, the number of hops between the layers are too many to process an AJAX request. So we have shifted from MVP and are using a customized flavor of MVC. Thank you gunteman. Your post made us think twice..

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

• Re: Popout screen/new browser when clicking on menu item..

  Hi peter, Apart from target="_blank", it can also be due to some custom JavaScript code in the onclick event of that link. We can write simple JavaScript to open a page in new window, popup, modal window etc. If you need more info, paste the source code of the page here so that people can help you better. Hope this helps!

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by novogeek on 7/4/2009

• Re: jQuery AJAX with MVP pattern

  We had a very specific constrant for using MVP, as against .NET MVC Framework. We have a huge application with over 600 aspx pages, and we are rewriting a part of it. So, in the interim, the newly developed code has to co-exist with the old aspx pages. For this reason we choose MVP. Now we had three options for this - 1. Follow the ASP.NET AJAX model - this integrates well with MVP pattern but does not give the performance and usability benefits ( because of partial postbacks) that can be achieved

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by novogeek on 7/3/2009