Nakor's Profile
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Posts I've Made
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In Topic: Problem to read json string due to xml tags
Posted 24 Apr 2013
you should really consider looking into using a library like jquery for handling your ajax calls as it would greatly simplify your life. You could simply do:
$.getJSON(url, data, function(response){ // Actions to take on the returned response goes here. // data should be an object containing any information // that needs to be sent to the server, ie. {name: "John"} });
Also what version of .net are you using? -
In Topic: Looping or Case statment?
Posted 18 Apr 2013
code? -
In Topic: Question about master page - can I add one to CSHTML?
Posted 15 Apr 2013
yep, that's the way to do it, MasterPages are only for WebForms.
In WebPages and MVC they're layouts -
In Topic: Set Selected Element
Posted 15 Apr 2013
If you're wanting to do this from server side TextBox controls also have a Focus method which can be called to set focus to that control. -
In Topic: ASP.NET C# Dynamically Creating HTML DIVS
Posted 15 Apr 2013
just a few things to add. There is no need to use a div with a runat="server, there is already a control that creates a div called the Panel control, (<asp:Panel ID="Panel1" runat="server"></asp:Panel>). To add a control to it you do it just like adding a control to most any other control, use Controls.Add(control). To create custom html to add in you use a LiteralControl and use it's Text property to define the custom html.
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- Age:
- 35 years old
- Birthday:
- December 19, 1977
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- Full Name:
- Jonathan
- Years Programming:
- 3
- Programming Languages:
- C#, Javascript, Java, ASP.NET
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Darky88
29 Oct 2012 - 05:56anusha shivni
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10 Apr 2011 - 07:35My third favourite character ever haha. This profile is getting less nekked now.
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