Radu Enucă's Blog
"By failing to prepare you are preparing to fail" - Benjamin Franklin
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Pin My Friends Application (using Google Maps and Facebook APIs) – Part 3: Displaying the friends on the map
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Pin My Friends Application (using Google Maps and Facebook APIs) – Part 2: Displaying the friends list
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Pin My Friends Application (using Google Maps and Facebook APIs) – Part 1: Introduction
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ASP.NET MVC–Prevent an action method from being called before another action
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ASP.NET MVC–Cascading Dropdown Lists Tutorial–Part 6: Creating a jQuery Cascade Plugin
If we take a closer look at Part 5 we will see that there is to much repetition in the java script code (for example for each additional dropdown list we need to add a callback for the change event). Not to mention the code gets bigger and bigger with each dropdown list we add (even for the simplified version that uses jQuery Templates). So the next natural move will be to encapsulate all the code inside a jQuery Cascade Select Plugin.
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ASP.NET MVC–Display visual hints for the fields in your form
You want to display additional information near a form field in order to help the users complete de form.
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ASP.NET MVC–Displaying a tree view using a recursive declarative helper and jQuery
You want to display your model using a a nested <ul>, <li> structure
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ASP.NET MVC–Cascading Dropdown Lists Tutorial–Part 5.3: Cascading using jQuery.ajax() ($.ajax() and Knockout.js)
For this part we will use Knockout.ks:
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ASP.NET MVC–Cascading Dropdown Lists Tutorial–Part 5.2: Cascading using jQuery.ajax() ($.ajax() and jQuery Templates)
We will reuse the controller from Part 5.1 and add a new action called jQueryTemplates:
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ASP.NET MVC–Cascading Dropdown Lists Tutorial–Part 5.1: Cascading using jQuery.ajax() ($.ajax() and DOM Objects)
In this part we will use ASP.NET MVC to create an application that will act more like a JSON service than a Web application. For start let’s create a new controller called DropDownjQueryAjaxPostController: