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Apr 20 2012 12:57PM
| vdjurovic
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Getting Started with Web applications development with servlets and JSP - Part 4: Events
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Dec 24 2011 3:31AM
| Jalpesh07
| blog
Now days people are looking for richer and fluid user experience and to create that kind of application Ajax is required. There are several options available to call server-side function from JavaScript with ASP.NET Ajax and if you are using asp.net 2.0 or higher version of Microsoft.NET Framework t...
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Dec 24 2011 3:31AM
| Jalpesh07
| blog
Now days people are looking for richer and fluid user experience and to create that kind of application Ajax is required. There are several options available to call server-side function from JavaScript with ASP.NET Ajax and if you are using asp.net 2.0 or higher version of Microsoft.NET Framework t...
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Dec 23 2011 3:06AM
| Jalpesh07
| blog
Recently before some I was in search of good asynchronous file upload control which can upload file without post back and I have don’t have to write much custom logic about this. So after searching it on internet I have found lots of options but some of the options were not working with ASP.N...
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Dec 23 2011 3:06AM
| Jalpesh07
| blog
Recently before some I was in search of good asynchronous file upload control which can upload file without post back and I have don’t have to write much custom logic about this. So after searching it on internet I have found lots of options but some of the options were not working with ASP.N...
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Nov 23 2011 12:30PM
| ramireddy
| JL
Today I got an error in javascript because of "innerText" property. I found this property is not working in mozilla browser and working in other browsers. Later I found that innerText property is not compatible with mozilla browser and instead we can user "textContent" property.
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Nov 23 2011 12:30PM
| ramireddy
| JL
Today I got an error in javascript because of "innerText" property. I found this property is not working in mozilla browser and working in other browsers. Later I found that innerText property is not compatible with mozilla browser and instead we can user "textContent" property.
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Oct 9 2011 12:58AM
| ramireddy
| JL
If we want to debug JavaScript in IE, we will use some editor like Visual studio. But in Google Chrome, its relatively easy and no seperate editor is required to debug JavaScript. We can debug JavaScript in browser itself. Put "debugger" statement in your JavaScript method, and once the web page opened in
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Oct 9 2011 12:58AM
| ramireddy
| JL
If we want to debug JavaScript in IE, we will use some editor like Visual studio. But in Google Chrome, its relatively easy and no seperate editor is required to debug JavaScript. We can debug JavaScript in browser itself. Put "debugger" statement in your JavaScript method, and once the web page opened in
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Oct 1 2011 11:24AM
| himavejella
| blog
If you put jQuery in your CV, then beware, you should be able to answer following questions. Better you read on, and test yourself how much you can score. 1. What is jQuery & its significance? Why it is so popular? 2. What is jQuery UI? 3. What are various jQuery Features? 4. What do Dollar...
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