Asp.net: Implementing Auto-Logout functionality
I have to implement auto-logout functionality in one of my projects and i just cant figure out where to start looking for ideas but SO.
I have to implement auto-logout functionality in one of my projects and i just cant figure out where to start looking for ideas but SO.
I using this Ajax.BeginForm
I’ve got a page method on an ASPX page that gets called by a jQuery AJAX POST request. When I try to return too many results, the request fails. Is there a web.config setting or class attribute I can use to increase the default maximum response size?
I have this polling script to check if a text file is created on the server. Works great locally, but fails when the file is on a different domain. How would i rewrite this for cross domain support?
Short Version: Is there a/what is the suggested way to return error details to the client when an exception is thrown in an AJAX-Enabled WCF Service (aside from just throwing the gates open and sending back all of the exception details)?
In my ASP.net web project, I’ve written the following Javascript code in a .js file:
We have an older ASP.NET WebForms application which performs AJAX request by using jQuery $.ajax() calls on the client side, calling static methods in the page code-behind decorated with [WebMethod] attributes.
How can I accomplish the following using jQuery: Open a popup window that returns a value to the parent window when a link in the child window is clicked, close the child window, and then have the parent automatically submit a form based on the value returned?
I was wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction.
I have an asp.net button with a click event (that runs some server side code).
What i’d like to do is call this event via ajax and jquery.
Is there any way to do this? If so, i would love some examples.
I have an UpdateProgress control, that shows as an overlay (using CSS) for all async events for an update panel. Now, for certain EXPAND/COLLAPSE row command events, i just dont want to show that updateprogress.