I am planning to create a scheduler like application using Jquery FullCalendar plugin.
Searched a bit, but there are examples using only asp.net mvc.
Is there a good tutorial for creating scheduler using asp.net web forms plus using sql server for storing events?
I had created a fullcalendar web app using asp.net web forms, using sql server to store events.
Just uploaded it to google code so you can download it.
here's the link:
http://code.google.com/p/fullcalendar-asp-net/
tell me if it works for you.
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I have used angularjs framework for front-end and asp net mvc for back-end to develop my web app. As you know angularjs has a major flaw when it comes to SEO. There are some solutions like using phantomjs to create snapshots of website and serve it to search bot instead of original website. But I don't like it that way. I've recently introduced to the concept of isomorphic web apps and if I'm not mistaken it is possible to pre-render angularjs apps on server and then serve the rendered html to client. All solutions I've found was for other frameworks. Like Rendr (https://github.com/rendrjs/rendr) or angularjs-server (https://github.com/saymedia/angularjs-server). Also there is a library called NodeServices (https://github.com/aspnet/NodeServices) that do the trick but it's written in Asp.net core and angular 2 universal that I use neither of them. Is there any library doing the same work for asp.net and angular?
Thanks in advanced.
As stated here How do search engines deal with AngularJS applications?
Google now execute javascript when crawling the web. The problem is that a there's no standard, ,you can't assume that any search engine will correctly crawl your web application when is client-side rendered.
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.
I have an ASP.Net website built in .net 3.5. When clicking on one of the aspx page, I want to open an MVC appliation inside that page. MVC app is developed by another company. What is the best way of doing that?
Scott Hanselman's Article doesn't include this scenario I guess.
It depends on what kind of interaction you are expecting between your app and the externally developed app. If the UI isn't going to interact between them then an iframe is probably what you're looking for. If it is going to interact then you can interact between them using exposes apis or web services on both sides.
I have built several ASP.NET web applications in the past but have always struggled to get the application's basic structure in place. Building a framework using a combination of Silverlight/RIA services (or LightSwitch) is quite easy, but this makes your application not accessible through browsers that do not support Silverlight.
Is there any ASP.NET application framework with an HTML UI that provides the basic services that lightswitch provides?
By basic services I mean:
User Management
Themes
Standard way of displaying/editing basic records and master/detail records
see:
Integrating Visual Studio LightSwitch Application Into An Existing Website using IFrames
Check out http://www.evolutility.org/ or http://www.rapidwebdev.org/, both are opensource.
I am an asp.net developer and would like to create an application to be deployed in orkut application.Where should i start from ? Whats the steps ? Is ASP.NET is a must to develop an application ?
The Orkut developer page would probably be the best place to start. I haven't developed for Orkut directly, but I've done some development using OpenSocial, which the Orkut API is based on. It's not tied to specific to a specific server-side language like ASP.NET - you "interact" with Orkut through JavaScript libraries and REST service calls - so an Orkut application could be developed in any language that can produce/consume HTTP. You can develop your server-side piece in ASP.NET, but it isn't required.
It is simple.. Take one example orkut application. Open that application iframe into new tab. Save the source and add this source into your orkut application content section xml. Upload your xml and followthe steps to add that into sandbox.orkut.com. Furnish your application. Submit for production orkut environment. Enjoy.. :)