Tag Archives: jQuery
@media and IE8 and below
So this week I have been working on creating an adaptive UI for the various screen resolutions that our users operate on. Currently the page was static and looked horrible on high resolution screens. Playing around with HTML/JS Windows 8 … Continue reading
Chlodny series Day 14: Web Api Upgrade from beta to RC
Over the weekend I finished upgrading the initial parts of the Chlodny Web Api project along with the past blog post of this series. This post will go over the process I needed to do in order to upgrade from … Continue reading
Call .NET Code Behind from jQuery
In this task we want to call a pages code behind from jQuery without the requirement of a full web services pages. First off this will not replace the need for web services (the question came up) and this should … Continue reading
Chlodny series Day 13: Web Api Update
[Updated Web Api RC] The last part of the local CRUD application is update. We will be following a similar pattern that was conducted in Day 12. Open CustomerController.cs and create a new method named PutCustomer that returns a HttpResponseMessage. … Continue reading
Chlodny series Day 12: Web Api Create
[Updated to Web Api RC] In our quest to create a CRUD application we have completed the read and the delete portion. In this article we will generate the create functionality. For now I am using the jQuery Templates in … Continue reading
Chlodny series Day 11: Web Api Delete
[Updated for Web Api RC] In sessions 8-10 we added some get functionality along with paging and selection support to our grid. Now what if we want to prune out customer database and remove one of those customers.
Chlodny series Day 10: Clear selection
In session 9 we added paging and the selection events. If you selected one or more rows from the top grid it would populate the bottom grid. What if you want to remove everything from the selection grid
SWFL .NET Developer User Group Presentation: Entity Framework Code First, Asp.Net Web Api, and HTML/jQuery
For the month of March I was the presenter at the SWFL .NET Developer User group. I am either getting better at this stuff or they are just really loving to be punished. A big shout out and thanks to … Continue reading