I need to auto populate the form based on the dropdown selection. I have multiple dropdown section with dynamic id. How can I use jquery to target dynamic id to get the both option value and data attribute to fill the input text area. I can get the value for predefined id but can’t trigger … Read more
I defined an ASP.NET form where I have, among many others, the following form elements: a TextBox, an HiddenField and a DropDownList defined like this:
I’m trying to delete a post using it’s post ID
But every time I try to delete a post 400:bad request shows up in the console
It runs just fine and returns the name on my local machine (windows authentication) by using @User.Identity.Name. However, if I move it from my local to dev server, it just returns the text without the name. Not sure why @User.Identity.Name doesn’t work when I push.
I have a very strange problem for the first time when I use Datatables. My action returns JSON response with correct data to datatable but in view I don’t receive table with filled data but JSON format data. Where is the problem?
I’ve got an asp.net mvc webpage set up. All of my actions, like: create, edit, etc… have their own views, except delete, because I’m trying to pop up a modal with help from Bootstrap. I pass an id to the modal, through jQuery/JavaScript, and with the asp-action as the form’s attribute, it should theoretically work, but well it doesn’t.
I want to display a message to a user, like this: Duplicate Value Not Allowed.
I have some JQuery code that is not working correctly in an ASP.Net webform. Could someone help me and see if I am doing something incorrectly in the code? I have a single Checkbox object (chkSelectAll) that the user will click for Select or Deselect All. Then I have a Checkboxlist (chkApplianceFields) that I want to either select or deselect all checkboxes in that object based on the checked status of chkSelectAll. I am having to write this code because of some existing code not working in Chrome and Firefox but it works in IE. So the below code is new code starting from scratch to try to make the functionality cross-browser compatible. Here is my code:
After serializing the content of a form, I need to do a POST and send the viewmodel using Ajax. When performing POST, the viewmodel is arriving with empty fields. I’ve tried using “JSON.stringfy” and converting the class, but it didn’t work either.
Does anyone know how to help me?
I need to populate Cascading Country, State and City DropDownLists using jQuery AJAX in ASP.Net MVC.