Rajesh Pillai

My experiments with asp.net mvc, jquery, wpf, silverlight, sharepoint, tdd and design patterns.

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Lets quickly have a look at how you can limit the entry to textbox and display the character input left to be keyed in. First things first, the script. <script type="text/javascript"> $(function() { var limit = 250; $('#dvLimit').text('250 characters left'); $('textarea[id$=txtDemoLimi... { var len = $(this).val().length; if (len > limit) { this.value = this.value.substring(0, limit); } $("#dvLimit").text(limit - len + " characters left"); }); }); </script> The $()...
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Welcome to eBoard Hello and welcome to this series of application development using asp.net mvc, jquery, automapper, ninject. Though the world doesn't need another blog engine, but sometimes reinventing the wheel teaches you many unknown things and it's the learning experinece that counts more than anything else. I have been using asp.net mvc + jquery for about a year now. So, it's time to put down something which will help the beginner with this technologies get a good graps of the fundamentals...
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