If I set some control’s property Visible=”false”, I cant see the control in the HTML generated of my aspx page. But when I use display:none in style tag for that control, I see the control as greyed out in the HTML. Why is that?
I used to use RNGCryptoServiceProvider to generate string-based Order ID’s, but, there were 4 instances where [email protected]$%^*()_- would generate an already-existing Order ID.
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I have a div like this:
I have a text box in a page. Whose visibility is set false from the server side. Now I want to make it visible from client side by using java-script. (Any post back or partial post back can not be implemented in this case.)
What is the best way to limit the amount of text that a user can enter into a ‘textarea’ field on a web page? The application in question is ASP .NET, but a platform agnostic answer is preferred.
I have one TextBox for Password and i want to set character for password, so which property can be used in asp.net?
I have implemented Infinite scrolling(i.e Load records when the scrollbar reaches the bottom of the div). It works fine but after loading too many records on the page, the page becomes too heavy & causes slow rendering. Actually, I am using this technique as a replacement of a gridview so, how do i manage heavy DOM in this scenario?
I want to share the currentTab variable which exists on the C# server side with JavaScript. Here is my code:
I want single space between the text and radio button. To achieve this I tried the css class answerBottomYesNo by adding margin-left: 7px . for some reason it did not work.
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