I was trying to add a wizard type of look for the first run of my ASP.net application
How can I add wizards to my ASP.net application?
There are dozens of tutorials on this subject. A quick google gets these for example:
Walkthrough and
Using the control
Related
I am almost new to ASP.Net razor pages. Just one problem
I created a Visual studio project recently but I cant seem to find the pages
for Identity (Login, Create account etc)
Can someone pls tell me where they went or whatever.
I would really appriciate it.
If this is a .NET core or .NET 5/6 project then the Razor pages for Identity are in the DLL.
If you wish to customise these pages then you have to scaffold the Identity UI pages. This MS documentation should provide the steps to do this: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/security/authentication/scaffold-identity?view=aspnetcore-6.0&tabs=visual-studio
I am using Asp.net Web Forms , earlier I used this jqGrid sample which is not free , this I realized later , now that the confusion was cleared , I will now have to use jqGrid open source thing as I wont opt for commercial one , Can anyone point me to links for getting started with jqGrid and Asp.Net Web Forms , it would be really great if someone gives an example which will show free columns from a sample table in jqGrid , I found some articles online , but couldnot understand how it works.
Any suggestions are welcome.
Thanks.
I think that working Visual Studio demo projects could help you mostly.
The demo from the answer uses ASHX handler in ASP.NET Web Form application. It uses only free open source package jqGrid which consist from JavaScript code only. The latest version of the source code you can download from github.
Another demo from the answer uses ASHX handler in ASP.NET Web Form application too. It shows how to implement editing of the grid.
I think having both of the demo project you can create application which uses full set of jqGrid features. Moreover the usage of ASHX handler in ASP.NET Web Form define only the way how the client communicate with the server. So you can use any technology which you prefer for the Database access. So You can use either Entity Framework or LINQ to SQL or even more old, but in many cases the best from the performance point of view SqlCommand with SqlDataReader.
It's important to understand that you can get the most part from the code examples created for another technology like ASP.NET MVC (see the example, another one, this one or this one). So you can implement Autocomplete, Export to Excel etc features in the ASHX handler in ASP.NET Web Form solution.
Using VB.NET AND ASP.NET
Am new to web design and development, I want to know how to design and develop a web page using vb.net and asp.net.
I need a link of samples and help sites for developing a web page.
Have a look at http://www.asp.net/ -- lots of good examples, videos, etc.
Have you considered picking up a book? I recommend Begining ASP.NET 3.5 that I'm currently reading... this book does a good job of getting you started with ASP.NET development. The code samples are in both VB and C#.
Anyone have an minimal example of ASP.NET MVC and dotnetcharting.com control lying around?
Thanks,
rodchar
New asp.net charting controls - will they work with MVC (eventually)?
You can download ASP.NET samples of the .NET Charting control here. It gives a wide range of examples and provides code snippets to go with.
You can use the Microsoft ASP.NET chart control that James mentions with the MVC Framework. The control was designed for use with WebForms, but it will work from an MVC View as long as you don't need to handle postback events. If you do, you may want to consider developing a hybrid solution with WebForms pages where charting is required and MVC for the rest of the site.
Duplicate:
How do I use Silverlight from ASP.NET?
How do I add some Silverlight content to an already created ASP.NET website?
Add a new Silverlight application to your existing solution. Here's an MSDN article which shows how to integrate it with your existing website, so building the Silverlight application will deploy the Silverlight control to your ASP.NET website's Client_Bin folder.
To add a Silverlight control to a webpage in your site, you can reference the Silverlight test page that's automatically created for you, or you can use the ASP:Silverlight control, which will take care of loading the Silverlight object.
You only need to copy the XAP file to your site and reference it.
When you create a blank SL project you get the boiler plate code for the ASp .net site for free.
Having an ASP .net 3.5 SP1 enabled site, you can asp:Silverlight control:
Going without any ASP .net sugar control (you can use it on ie an php page), you can use an Object intance inside a div:
Soirry tried to paste code samples but didn't work well :-(.
Microsoft does not recommend using the ASP:Silverlight control as of Silverlight 3.
There's a great article at MSDN about how to include Silverlight using the <object> tag, or using the silverlight.js library: Integrating Silverlight with a Web Page. This helped clear up a lot of confusion for me.
This makes it much easier to provide a more customized experience that fits in better with the rest of your application.
(There's also a decent article explaining how to interact with the Silverlight control once it's embedded in your page: HTML Bridge: Interaction Between HTML and Managed Code)