Assign javascript variable to C# variable (ASP.net)
I know that I can assign C# variable to js like that:
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won’t work in ASP.NET
Okay, this may seem silly, but on an ASP.NET .ascx control, I’m trying to use:
Strange behavior using HTML ‘readonly=”readonly”‘ vs. JavaScript ‘element.readOnly = true;’
Some background So I was finishing up some enhancements in a web application that does some automatic interpolation of data. There are a handful of textboxes that the user fills out, and other textboxes in between them have values automatically calculated. The textboxes that receive automatically calculated values must be readOnly to prevent user changes, … Read more
Force a postback in Javascript for UpdatePanel?
I have a function to close a modal:
Why can’t you UnRegisterStartupScript?
Seems to me it is a bit wierd that you can do..
“Floating” Gridview Header
Is there a way in ASP.NET to have a “floating” header, much like a header you would see in an Excel sheet that follows you down the page as you scroll?
Where can I find Upshot.js examples and documentation?
Steve Sanderson gave a very interesting presentations at Techdays 2012 in the Netherlands. In one of them he presented a library that he used for client-server communication in MVC application: Upshot.
“this file is blocked because it came from another computer” – ajax permission issue
Im fetching a local xml file using jQuery ajax through an html that i download from my site.
What is a RELIABLE way to detect a client’s browser and its version number?
What is a reliable way to detect someone’s browser and its version number? From what I’ve seen, things like the navigator object in JavaScript simply do not work toward this end, and neither do a lot of these really hacked-together solutions I’m coming across. There are one or two currently functional JavaScript code snippets I’ve come across that’ll tell me whether someone is using Firefox, Chrome, etc., but they don’t describe the version number of each browser. How can this be found, and how can it be done reliably? (The front-ends are a couple of Flex applications.)