Unexpected Caching of AJAX results in IE8
I’m having a serious issue with Internet Explorer caching results from a JQuery Ajax request.
I’m having a serious issue with Internet Explorer caching results from a JQuery Ajax request.
How do i run a javascript event after a postback within an updatepanel
The objective is to call a method which does it’s thing then returns a JSON object.
Why is the parameter always null when I call the below Post method with the below ajax?
I’ve done a good bit of research to find an upload component for .NET that I can use to upload large files, has a progress bar, and can resume the upload of large files. I’ve come across some components like AjaxUploader, SlickUpload, and PowUpload, to name a few. Each of these options cost money and only PowUpload does the resumable upload, but it does it with a java applet. I’m willing to pay for a component that does those things well, but if I could write it myself that would be best.
I have a update panel, in the update panel I have fileupload control and button control, On button click, I need the file that I have upload in the fileupload control in updatepanel.
When creating a new ASP.NET AJAX Web Application in Visual Studio 2005, the default web.config contains the following section (inside the compilation node):
I have a Textbox that changes the content of a dropdown in the OnTextChanged event. This event seems to fire when the textbox loses focus. How do I make this happen on the keypress or keyup event?
I’m doing some simple tests (in preparation for a larger project) to call an ASP.NET WebMethod using JQuery AJAX. In my example, my WebMethod returns a simple string. However, when I attempt to call it using JQuery, I get the entire HTML page content returned instead of just my string. What am I missing?