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JQuery
I needed to create a web page that let the user assign one item of a grid to a target by dragging the item and dropping it on a row on a different grid. I immediately thought about using JQuery UI draggables and droppables but it didn’t work as expected. After looking for a solution for some time I finally came to this post by David Petersen explaining how to provide a helper element to JQuery to wrap the floating row while dragging and it worked perfectly. source.draggable({ helper: function(event)...
I was trying to implement a simple autocomplete behavior on a textbox using JQuery and the JQuery Autocomplete plugin but it wasn’t as simple as I expected. The basic idea was to get the options from a WCF web service as the user typed. The first obstacle was preparing the Service to accept the calls from the plugin. The plugin accepts a url as the data source and invokes it with two parameters (and a timestamp), q is the query and limit the maximum number of results to return, so I created the following...
I was integrating a JQuery plugin for file uploads, uploadify, in my app when I saw a very strange behavior. The plugin reported an error transmitting the file to the server and debugging the controller code I noticed the target action wasn’t being called at all. Debugging the client code I found out that the server was redirecting the upload to the login page. The Controller was marked with the AuthorizeAttribute but the user was already authenticated. After a google search I found this article...
Etiquetas de Technorati: ASP.net,JQuery,JQuery Validator,Javascript,CUIT Hace tiempo que quiero armar un blog técnico para compartir experiencias y cosas de interes para desarrolladores web y finalmente me decidí. Para el primer post quiero empezar con algo útil que tuve que armar para una aplicación que estamos desarrollando. Se trata de rutinas de validación de CUIT/CUIL (Código Unico de Identificación Tributaria / Laboral de Argentina). Hay varios ejemplos en la web en distintos lenguajes pero...