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ASP.NET C# Dynamically add my selected item from dropdown to below with div tags. I'm new to ASP.NET. Someone please help me. Thanks in advance!! 
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Using jQuery for this is pretty simple. For what you're trying to do, you may want to refer to the following:
http://api.jquery.com/after/[^]
Basically, you're inserting new nodes into the DOM dynamically.
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Hi,
I am very new to ASP.Net MVC, can somebody please help me in implementing excel like filer grid or table using ASP.Net MVC. Any links, or code snippet would help me. I am very new to ASP.Net MVC world. We are not planning to buy any tools so please the code should be from either plain ASP.Net MVC jquery and C#/VB.Net.
Thanks & Regards,
Abdul Aleem Mohammad
St Louis MO - USA
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Hi thanks buddy Anurag, I saw some of your articles also very interesting and useful. As I am very new to this ASP.Net MVC, I am the following question.
How can I use this .js file in my ASP.Net Application, can I just add it in my applications folder and reference it similar to ASP.Net Webforms?
Thanks & Regards,
Abdul Aleem Mohammad
St Louis MO - USA
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Yes, you can use it the same way and it will work.
However, from performance and code optimization point of view, you may wish to look into bundling and minification.
Life is a computer program and everyone is the programmer of his own life.
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I have several ASP.NET web pages that use a Master page. All of them have an AJAX update panel on the content page. I found this as the only workable solution to maintain scroll position because none of the standard code worked. And, all the pages behaved properly with this addition. I made some updates to a few content pages. One page is built with C# code. All others are VB. I made the same change to pages using the different code. All the VB code pages still maintain scroll position on post back. But the C# code page does not. I even rolled back to undo the change that I made, and it still rolls back to the top of the page on post back. Nothing seems to work. Am I missing something fundamental? I am using VS2010 with .net 3.5. I appreciate suggestions for a fix. Or commiseration.
Bobby
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Page.MaintainScrollPostion = true
I stopped using that directive years ago. I think it worked years ago back in the early 2000's, but I think over the years it just faded away. I'm not sure about the mechanics of that directive, whether it just injects javascript on the page for the scroll position, I assume it does.
There are many posts on the subject, with thanks that fixed it and still not working, it worked but now it doesn't work. You have to use IE, worked in Chrome, but not Firefox.
I use the code behind example on line 1, with update panels, and all my pages maintain the the y axis scroll position during partial post back to the server. I've removed that line from several pages, and they still maintain the position.
I just spent about 20 minutes going through my programs and they all maintain scroll position. The programs with update panels.
Sorry I'm not much help here. I did some searching my seal using Google, and came up with all kinds of things here. Look into the Partial Postback on the update panel. The vertical size of the update panel, and the page source code, the HTML in your browser to see if there is any javascript associated with the directive.
I think the update panel is evil, and I replaced it with jquery and ajax calls to a web service, so scrollback position is not an issue for me anymore, over the last 5 years. Cost more to make, but provides a better user experience.
The directive
http://weblogs.asp.net/hosamkamel/maintain-scroll-position-after-postbacks-in-asp-net-2-0[^]
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7394852/how-to-maintain-page-scroll-position-after-a-page-postback-in-asp-net[^]
Try this one
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23836917/maintaining-page-scroll-position-after-updatepanel-partial-postback[^]
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Thanks. I still haven't found the right solution. For now, I'll just let the page move back to the top. It's not very long. And I will leisurely search for a simple solution.
Bobby
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It's a small detail of cosmetics, sort of
You might want to experiment with the update panel settings, and script manager settings,
That's why I highlighted the word partial post back. You may getting a full post back.
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Thanks, I tried about everything with the settings, but still refuses to maintain position. I might experiment with just this one page and use jquery.
Bobby
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if the page is public, private message me a link and I'll look at
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I haven't uploaded the misbehaving page yet. The one currently on the site behaves properly. I have a few more changes yet to complete to the site. When I upload the modified pages, I'll send you the link for your inspection. Thanks for your help.
Bobby
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I loaded the new web pages. You can have a look at the one that doesn't maintain scroll position. www.bobby-strain-group.com/Budget/calcCylinder.aspx
Bobby
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You should be able to calc in jquery or javascript
on the button, OnClientClick="calculate_numbers(); return false;"
I haven't been able to figure out why, with the current code, but the button does fire a postback to the server.
I'll keep looking.
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hi friends, i have created a asp.net website with mysql as database. then i have create a dump file of my database. now i want to connect the website with the dump file.
dinu
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Well, you need to connect to a database for the website.
I don't get it.
You have a database that works, why not connect to that?
A dump file is for storing or transferring the database to another server, not to connect to.
If you want to recreate the database, then use the MySQL Manager, I forget what it's called, and create a database, and run the dump file to create the so called tables and columns, and load the data, then connect to that.
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Hi, Actually i want to run that website in another system. and that system has not mysql database. so can i use the dump file
so with out the mysql. i can run my website in other system
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As developers, we do that all the time.
But you have to create a database server to connect to, and create a database on that server.
Then take the dump file, and load it up, so you have an exact copy of the database, minus the credentials and that sort of stuff.
Do you get it?
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Thank u. but when we use the sql server as a database then we are using the .mdf file from the App_data folder. but at the point of mysql is it possible?
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dinusahu wrote: but when we use the sql server as a database then we are using the .mdf file from the App_data folder
I actually think your using Microsoft Access, a file-based-database with the data file stored in App_Data
MySQL is a server-based database, with the data stored in the default MySQL location, and uses a much different file format.
dinusahu wrote: but at the point of mysql is it possible?
I will plagiarize this persons thoughts here, on the difference between the 2 server types, so you can come up with your own answer, then choose you own path.
What is the difference between a file-based database and a server-based database
First of all databases are stored in files! So a simplified answer would be there is no difference.
But when we refer to file-based databases we mean databases that we interact with/update directly (via an SQL abstraction offered by the JDBC driver) but in essence we just read/write to a file directly. Example would be SQLite
When we talk about server based databases we mean that there is a server process running (bind to some port), that accepts requests (i.e. SQL queries). Your process connects to the server and sends queries to the server which itself is responsible to update the database files. Example is MS-SQL Server.
The server based database could be anywhere (could be accessed via network) while the file-based database must be in a file in the local file-system.
Which one to choose depends on your needs.
Credit goes to the author below
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10564073/what-is-the-difference-between-a-file-based-database-and-a-server-based-database[^]
MySQL is a server based database, and cannot be used as a file in App_Data.
I refer to MySQL because that's what your first question refereed to.
MySQL Tutorial
http://www.elated.com/articles/mysql-for-absolute-beginners/[^]
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Hi folks,
I'm tasked to redesign an existing web app @ www.montgomerycountymd.gov/dlcsearch/[^]
This web app makes heavy used of JQuery.
If you go to this web app and expand any item, it displays the item image and some buttons, is this possible if I plan to use a datagrid control or should I generate the table and rows manually?
Please advise.
PS. I have to create a mobile version for this app too, so if you have some design considerations when creating the desktop version so it can be reused for the mobile version, please advise as well.
Thanks,
...Alex
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how to use asp.net select query function in javasxript and how to pass the prompt value of javascript in asp.net
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You'll need to be more clear.
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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Q.1 what is a constructor chaining ?
Q.2 what is a Ispostback in ASP.Net
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