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In Facebook you might saw status updates of your friends are dynamically loaded when you scroll the browser’s scroll bar. So Can any one give me a working code sample so that i can use it in my project (in ASP.NET MVC 3)

Posted 1-Aug-12 21:39pm

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Christian Graus · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-01T21:42:00

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It's just loading to a certain point, then giving you a button which makes an AJAX call to load more.

Posted 1-Aug-12 21:42pm

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Christian Graus 2-Aug-12 3:50am

No. There is no way someone can write code for you, and the problem with the development world is people who know so little about programming that they think that any vaguely described problem can be answered with a copy/paste solution. You want me to write code that knows how to read your database, including all the code needed to make an AJAX call. Why don't you learn how to do those things, write the code that only you can know how to write, then ask SPECIFIC questions, based on your attempts to learn instead of just knowing how to copy and paste ? If you're 'very new to MVC', then clearly this is not code that someone is paying for, that would be immoral. So, if you're writing code to learn, choose something more basic and then work your way up to tasks like this.

_Amy 2-Aug-12 7:05am

My +5! I don't know what the people thinks. They should study about the question first before asking that question.