ASP.NET MVC comes with different action results for various purpose, but some times, you will find those are not adequate for your scenario, lets consider the following screenshot: When user navigates to a different tab or change the sort order or moves to a different page number, it will load the content...

I’m currently working on a project that uses ASP.NET MVC and jQuery to do some Ajax magic, and I ran into a minor (but maybe not obvious) issue when using $.post() against an MVC action that returns a JsonResult. The core issue is that calling $.get or $.post does not by default treat the returned data...

Last week I gave a presentation to the UC.NET User Group which provided an overview/introduction to jQuery.  Instead of using PowerPoint I created an ASP.NET MVC website and used a jQuery presentation plugin ( http://www.viget.com/inspire/jquery-presentation-plugin/ ) to provide slide navigation...