Bundling .js files vs CDN
In order to improve performance of our web pages, we are recommended to use CDNs to serve .js files on our web pages. That makes sense.
In order to improve performance of our web pages, we are recommended to use CDNs to serve .js files on our web pages. That makes sense.
We’ve got a page with a ton of jQuery (approximately 2000 lines) that we want to trim down b/c it is a maintenance nightmare, and it might be easier to maintain on the server. We’ve thought about using UpdatePanel for this. However, we don’t like the fact that the UpdatePanel is sending the whole page back to the server.
We’ve used the no-longer-supported RichTextBox control as part of our (ASP.NET-based) CMS for a long time, and we’d like to replace it with something lighter-weight and with better cross-browser support. We were originally looking at various ASP.NET components, but I’m wondering if we’d be better off just using an open-source, all-Javascript solution instead. I’m a … Read more
I am trying to fix a download automation script that I provide publicly so that anyone can easily download the world values survey with R.
I have a button declared like this:
I am sending base64 encoded image from client side using javascript (I am creating Screenshot uploader applet for asp.net application using http://supa.sourceforge.net/) and this sends an ajax request to server to store the image. At server I am using HttpContext in GenericHanlder in asp.net application.
I have several parent nodes. Each parent nodes contains a list of child nodes. My showcheckboxes are set to all.
I have a question, I have a button like below: <asp:Button ID="savebtn" runat="server" OnClick="savebtn_Click" Visible="false" /> I then have HTML button like like below: <button id="btnsave" onclick="fncsave">Save</button> I have the javascript below: <script type="text/javascript"> function fncsave() { document.getElementById('<%= savebtn.OnClick %>').click() } </script> My question now is, how can I call the asp:Button OnClick from the … Read more
I have the following HTML
What is the correct way to reference Javascript in ASP.NET MVC? Using something like ../../Scripts/Myscript.js seems to work fine for routes that are the traditional {controller}/{action}/{id}, but are more fragile for anything more or less complex than that. Of greater concern is that the rational absolute reference (/Scripts/Myscript.js) breaks Intellisense in Visual Studio.