Comments by Ashutosh Mahto (Top 15 by date)

1. May be the click event is not bound with that textbox
2. or may be you are referencing the wrong id, as in case, Telerik Components usually convert the ids while rendering.You can check this through firebug or even looking at the source through browser's "view source" option.

If click would work with the correct element you can use $(this).val("") also.

#p_name is a constant part of string or there can be a pattern like this? If #p_name is a constant part that you want to replace then you can simply do like -
string str = select Code from table where columnname= nvl(#p_name,columnname)";
str = str.Replace("#p_name","null");

How are you recognizing whether user belongs to Eng or India? Is there any DropDownList or something else?

If you want to set the start-up URL while debugging, you can follow this procedure -
1. Select on the Web Project, in solution explorer
2. Right Click -> Properties
3. In Properties window, click onto the Web Tab on the left side.
4. Click on the Start URL radio button. That will enable to start with a desired URL
5. Set url as - http://your-domain/Customer/1
a. If you are using localhost with some port specify it as - http://localhost:56567/Customer/1
b. If you are using Visual Studio Development server and ports are automatically assigned, you can set a fixed port in the same tab's Server section, Specific Port

And DONE!!!! :)

This may not be a good idea to perform authentication using jQuery. It's safer to keep the authentication using postback, or else use some jQuery library if available for this purpose.

You should explain more about your problem and better if you add some code. In just one line you can not define what the problem is.

Getting 404 means its not reaching to the routed url. Well, I can not say here what exactly is the issue, but you may recheck the URL '/AccountController/Myaction' whether its reaching to the right destination or not.

I think this is a nice way you are doing to populate the models. Even then you can use knockout utility functions i.e. functions in ko.utils. I haven't used knockout for this purpose but may be following code can help you -

var mappedData = ko.utils.arrayMap(dataFromServer, function(item) {
//here you can make a check for items to be duplicate
return new Item(item.name, item.category, item.price);
});

Please refer to - http://www.knockmeout.net/2011/04/utility-functions-in-knockoutjs.html, this may help you.

Thanks.

What do you mean by ASP.Net API? If you are using Simple ASP.Net pages you can pass the values through ajax calls. And if you are looking for ASP.Net Web API, you have to follow routing pattern and you can pass the values through that.

I guess you are finding this issue in IE. This issue usually comes when you Document is not well formed. Please recheck your HTML Document, may be you will get something there.