Contents tagged with Ajax
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Using jQuery to do Ajax Form posts in Asp.net MVC
It is now official from a post by great Scott Guthrie that jQuery is bundled with Asp.net MVC Beta. jQuery is a tiny 15K JavaScript library that contains features from UI tweaks, DOM manipulation to full Ajax control. In my last post, I have shown how to get going with Ajax.Form using Microsoft MVC Ajax library. In this post, I will show how to do Ajax form posts with jQuery but in Ajax.Form style.
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Asp.net MVC more Form post scenarios and Ajax
In the flickr explorer app made with Asp.net MVC and Athena, I was trying out some form post scenarios. In this post, I will add few things regarding MVC form post and Ajax that is common to FlickrXplorer but can be used in general.
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Implement Master-Detail layout with ASP.NET MVC
This is the first of posts that I am making to show out the things you can do with ASP.NET MVC. Also, it shows what I have done while building FlickrXplorer. I am bit lazy to write one article for it, so I thought rather to start it here.
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Flickr web app with MVC preview 3 [Cont..]
In my last post, I have mentioned of creating Flickr app with Asp.net MVC. In recent update I have modified it with Asp.net MVC Preview 3.
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Flickr Xplorer - An Asp.net MVC photo app for Flickr
I have flushed out a little project at Codeplex called "Flickr Xplorer". Its a Flickr mesh up that lets you search(user, tag, text), jump into user photos, see popular and latest stream and moreover lets you browse the whole Flickr in hacked url way (url routing easy and rocking). The application is made on Asp.net MVC preview 3 and I have used my LINQ.Flickr to communicate with Flickr. The project is an early stage, I will update with new features when possible and how you ask. You can use it as you like , host it to your server to make it a personal dashboard for your taken photos or use it for fast hand on for Asp.net MVC , mocking and of course how to use LINQ.Flickr API :-)
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Kigg, a cool new asp.net MVC application
My good buddy Kazi Manzur Rashid has made out a cool project named Kigg , it looks like DotnetKics but even more powerful than Digg :-) . But its shows a nice way of harnessing the power of MVC (comes as a part of Asp.net 3.5 Extensions).