Working with asp.net databound controls when using html5 offline

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I am looking at the best way to make my asp.net web forms application be available offline. A lot of the controls in my application are bound to a linqdatasource.

Would I need to move all Linq CRUD code-behind and databound linq queries to my linq classes or should I just keep checking to see if the internet goes offline and then create a new datasource from localstorage or cache. I am just learning about this and would like some direction from those of you that know more about this.

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Posted 14-Dec-12 6:21am

Sheritt

Updated 14-Dec-12 7:28am

Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ)

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Stephen Hewison · Accepted Answer · 2012-12-14T08:33:00

When working offline, the only real tool you have to get data from the server is ajax as anything else can't have error handling wrapped around it. You risk the chance for HTTP 502, 400, 500 default response pages to be rendered as part of your user experience.

There's no reason why your AJAX request can't collect the result of any control, including your desired asp.net databound controls.

You need to understand the concept of getting HTML content using AJAX.

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