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Building an AJAX web part with jQuery (Part 3)
In part 1 of this series I explained a bit about the context and goal of creating an AJAX web part without using ASP.Net AJAX. I also showed the steps necessary for creating services that return data in the JSON format. In part 2 I showed you how to call these services from JavaScript and render the HTML for the [...]
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Building an AJAX web part with jQuery (Part 2)
In part 1 of this series I explained a bit about the context and goal of creating an AJAX web part without using ASP.Net AJAX. I also showed the steps necessary for creating services that return data in the JSON format. In this post I’ll show you how to call these services from JavaScript and insert the data in [...]
Building an AJAX web part with jQuery (Part 1)
In this series of posts I will describe how I build a web part full of AJAX functionality using jQuery and some plugins for jQuery. Why? ASP.Net AJAX is quite hard to implement using only code. Besides that, having multiple updatepanels and multiple triggers outside of these updatepanels, can complicate stuff very quickly. So I decided to see [...]
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Adding AJAX.Net to your MOSS WebParts
I know there are loads of posts on this subject already, but in this one I’ll try to give some useful tips on this subject. First, you need to add AJAX.Net entries to your web.config of the MOSS site. A very easy way to do this is by using the Ajaxify stsadm extensions. Simply add the included [...]
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Fix ASP.Net form submit behavior with jQuery
In standard ASP.Net web form pages there’s only one form tag for the entire page. This unfortunately has some side effects on form submit behavior. In a standard HTML all forms are contained in their own form tag. When the browser receives a enter key press for the form the form is submitted. Because of the single form [...]
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What ASP.Net developers should know about jQuery