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I just want to inform the user that the page is busy when it is loading or the action is being carried in the background or when the postback occurs by just changing the mouse cursor to busy.
The cursor should turn to normal pointer when the page is completely loaded in ASP.Net.
try this from setHourglass
With ASP.NET pages this is a bit more of a problem to do. You need to employ a little JavaScript.
Add this JavaScript between the tags on your ASP.NET web page:
Code:
function setHourglass()
{
document.body.style.cursor = 'wait';
}
Now you have to tell the web form to run the JavaScript funciton when a post back happens.
Add this to your tag:
Code:
<body onbeforeunload="setHourglass();" onunload="setHourglass();">
Also try this Hourglass-cursor-for-Web-ASP-NET-pages
Now to set it back to normal do this
document.body.style.cursor='default';
This helped me. However, it was for the ajax updatePanel. It may give you some ideas.
http://encosia.com/improved-progress-indication-with-aspnet-ajax/
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500 brothers. why nextjs fetch all json files at the first time I land on the page. I am used getstaticprops for those pages. I am afraid that will affect the performance.i expect that the json just should be fetched when I land on that page.
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Your problem is you're using Link and by default, Link has prefetch={true} which means your page will prefetch all your data from all other pages' links. You can check this doc.
These prefetching behaviors run in the background, so you don't need to worry about performance.
If you are still concerned about it, you can set Link like below
<Link prefetch={false} href={...}>
<a>...</a>
</Link>
Side note that whenever you hover on Link, it will start prefetching, although you set prefetch={false}.
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I am using masterpages in my aspnet website. .
Whenever I refresh or reload or redirect to another page of same application , the complete page is getting reloaded which taking lot of time in binding header and footers. ....
Is there any other way keep header and footer constant and only content inside it get reloaded........
That is not something MasterPages is going to solve for you.
MasterPages are intended to easily reuse the framework of your site.
Picture from MSDN explaining the behavior of MasterPages:
As you see, it's just A+B.
If you want to prevent reloading it every time, use AJAX.
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Hopefully this question is not to broad or inappropriate for Stack Overflow. I use VS2013 to develop an asp.net website based upon SQL Server. I want to make a jquery mobile app that needs much of the DB content and would like to reuse my existing EF-linq-VB code. I've looked at somewhat similar questions here, but not found a good way to get started. I have ample books for the jquery mobile UI and often use regular jQuery in my web pages. It's not clear to me if I should start with an aspx page or an html page. If aspx then does this cause problems for jquery mobile? If html, then how to call VB code behind and move data back to the html page? Is there an good tutorial or example that deals with this? Thanks.
jquery mobile is Bulid on Javascript Base and It is Client Script , ASP.NET is on ServerSide .
so You can Choice html or aspx to Use jquery mobile. if you want exchange data. like Insert ,
Update, Delete. You can Use Json on ASP.NET in WebService or WebApi
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http://demos.jquerymobile.com/1.2.0/docs/forms/forms-sample.html
http://demos.jquerymobile.com/1.0a1/experiments/api-viewer/docs/jQuery.post/index.html
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Simple Form Submit in Jquery Mobile
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I knew, we can set the master page dynamically using Page_PreInit method of each page... but if i want to set the master page dynamically for more than 10 pages, changing the code in each page is not good idea....Did anyone tried using ASP.NET Http Handler?
Or you can use a base class/page which inherits from asp.net Page and have your 10 pages inherit from that base class. You can set the masterpage in the overloaded PreInit event on the base class.
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Recently codemirror project caught my attention. Jsbin uses codemirror behind the scenes.
After spending some time on that website, I found cssdeck. Inside cssdeck they are implementing a feature known as codecasts.
Codecasts lets us record our typing and later we can playback that recorded code. Most interestingly the code is still editable when we are playing a recorded implementation.
Check out this example.
Does anyone have any idea on how to create such functionality?
Isn't this just recording keypresses and then playing them back?
Presumably each event is an object that records which window the keypress it was in, the time (e.g. elapsed milliseconds since the previous event) and the key pressed (including backspace).
There may also need to be special entries to cope with mouse clicks changing the cursor position.
So you can simply build up an array of these keypress objects and then play them back from the start.