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I'm interested in using a similar ajax technique that facebook uses. For instance, at your home page when you click on a group on the side it loads the content in the main section but does not have to re-render the top dash or side components. I've messed around with partial views and loading them at request but it's still not the same because it does not seem like an "action" and thus it doesn't change the url and the back button will only take you back from your previous action, not from the partial view.
I was wondering if anyone could point me to a tutorial or reference that goes over this technique for ASP.NET MVC 4.
Thanks in advance!
To build a web UI that is facebook similar you need a powerful JavaScript client GUI library , the server side technologies like MVC3/4 ASP.NET will not help here.
check the sencha extjs library here:http://www.sencha.com/products/extjs/examples/
for an overview of most popular JS GUI libraries check this: http://javascriptlibraries.com/
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I have to create an application for link and video sharing, similar to facebook. I tried to search any tutorial/demo/code snippet for the same. There are tons for tutorial in php to do that
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Unfortunately, I didn't find any tutorial on ASP.NET. I also tried to convert the php code to asp.net but due my zero level knowledge in PHP I am not able to convert it completely. I did install PHP to ASP.NET 1.x migration but as per tutorial it is not reflecting on VS2005, VS2008 & VS2010.
Can anyone guide me how I can implement the same with asp.net? Or how I can convert the existing code from php to asp.net?
PHP is a pretty simple language to pick up and certainly isn't something that would convert to asp.net without a LOT of rework as the conceptual model is just totally different.
I'd suggest you take a look at the php.net site, specifically the language reference area. That site is the go to place for understanding php. You may also want to start with a simple example and work up from there. That way you can start reading your existing code to figure out what each function call means.
The good news is that php and c# share the same root language so things like foreach work pretty much identically between the two.
After you've gone through a bit of that, come back and post a question about a specific problem you are having or a specific area of the php code you don't understand.
Finally, if your willing to look a project that does this whose only requirement is the usage of json, then check out http://embed.ly
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I am little too bad in the UI design in asp.net/html. I am trying to build a new website (just to get back on the skills to develop UI designing) using asp.net/html/visual studio 2012. I have the UI with master pages/css and I am using divs to get the elements in place (I am using px in css width/height). All looked good when I have my browser in maximized view. When I resize the browser, every thing in the page is so scrambled and I don't even get a scroll bar at the bottom of the browser.
I checked couple of websites and found that I am doing something wrong. When you go to amazon.com and resize your browser, it won't scramble and every thing stays in place. How can I get that? What am I doing wrong? Please advise.
Thanks.
Sounds like you have floating elements that aren't cleared. You (perhaps) could fix it by ensuring you are clearing floating elements in your CSS by using clear.
Since you are inexperienced, you'd probably be better served using a boilerplate which will provide you with a good framework to build around. Here are some:
HTML5 Boilerplate for ASP.NET MVC4
Twitter Bootstrap for ASP.NET MVC4
Amazium
or just search for 'bootstrap' on NuGet
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on ckeditor download website:
ASP.NET Control to easily integrate CKEditor on ASP.NET pages CKEditor.NET 3.6.4.
That means Can I use CKEditor` completely in asp.net without using javascript or jQuery?
If it is not possible,
What is the different between CKEditor 3.6.4 vs CKEditor 3.6.5?
Any tool is available like that
ckeditor is a client side editor, that works with javascript, is written on javascript.
The code behind is only used for save the content of the editor back to the database.
So the editor is only work with javascript.
No you can not use it without javascript.
<CKEditor:CKEditorControl ID="CKEditor1" runat="server">
</CKEditor:CKEditorControl>
Check out this link:- http://ckeditor.com/blog/CKEditor.NET_released
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How to disable the browser back button in asp.net 4.0 on single or double click of browser?
please respond me quickly.
asp.net is a server side script and can't change anything in the browser, which is on the client side.
There is no way to do it. Becaus this functionality is build in browsers, not in you website. The only way to make a workaround is to open some window without button panels, though this won't help for all browsers.
You can send javascript back to get the behavior you want.
As the following article shows you have two options:
Open in a new window.
Use history forward to disable (to the user) the functionality.
http://viralpatel.net/blogs/disable-back-button-browser-javascript/
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I am looking to design web applications that look and feel similar to Groupon, Twitter, etc. I need to stay in the Microsoft arena, since that's what our company developes. We have tried Silverlight, but I have not been too pleased. What should I do?
Twitter and Groupon are basically rich HTML/CSS/JavaScript applications on the front-end. "Rich", because they heavily leverage Ajax and CSS 2 & 3 and are highly interactive (through the use of JavaScript).
ASP.NET is a fine choice for powering such a website. Your team will need to be experts at:
Cross-browser, cross-device HTML. A social networking site also requires a level of support for low bandwidth users and definite support for different accessibility requirements.
A good JavaScript library (or libraries) such as jQuery, YUI, etc.
CSS 2 and CSS 3 (and HTML 5 is around the corner).
Caching mechanisms for handling high traffic.
Asynchronous methodologies (JavaScript is fine) for presenting interactive, dynamic content.