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Comments by devdev13 (Top 6 by date)
devdev13
5-Mar-14 7:46am
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I've already used 'ng-show' within the span tags to show the validation feedback based on the input. Should I use it along with ng-class in the div as well ? Could you please provide an example ?
devdev13
12-Apr-13 6:37am
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Yeah. That's right. It is spelt correctly in the code. Thanks. Any other suggestions ?
devdev13
15-Feb-13 18:35pm
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Thanks a lot for your comment. I will certainly consider your advice, but if you have to improve the code I've written above, what are the steps you would take ? I was going through the code-first approach, and almost every piece of code i see, looks pretty different from what i've written. And most of the people I speak to suggest me to use generic repository pattern because it supports unit-testing, and increases performance when accessing data from multiple sources. what are your thoughts ? Is there anychance you could please refactor my code, and make it look more like the ones on ASP.NET website ? Thanks
devdev13
16-Jan-13 11:12am
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Sure, will do..Thanks..!!
devdev13
16-Jan-13 9:15am
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Thanks for the Reply. Could you please give me some information about why/when we use SelectListItem class, and why we set the "Selected" property to true ?
devdev13
16-Jan-13 9:05am
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It's just a test application. I used something like that so that I can create views of type 'Location' model, and can access everything in it. Please feel free to correct it. But at the moment, I just want to improve the code in Controller and View. Thanks for the response.
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