A commenter recently requested a more in-depth sample demonstrating the technique I used in my Using jQuery to Call ASP.NET AJAX Page Methods post. He wanted to see how you could use jQuery to send the contents of a GridView row to a WebMethod page. Here are the steps: Create template columns in the...

The full 83 minutes of my PDC talk are available on the Channel 9 web site . You can watch the session online (using Silverlight) or download the video in a number of formats. Slides and source code for the demo are also available. Watch online: http://channel9.msdn.com/pdc2008/PC32/ Download MP4 / iPod...

As for reported here , we now have an official IntelliSense documentation file that will allow you to get rich intellisense for jQuery from inside of Visual Studio. When you go to download jQuery, you will see a Documentation link.  Or you can download Read More......( read more )

Those who are excited like me about the news of jQuery integration into Visual Studio, started adopting jQuery replacing ASP.NET AJAX Client side API. Microsoft also declared there will be a patch for Visual Studio which will support jQuery as well as intellisene for that. For the enthusiasts who just...

In a recent post , I showed how the binding component can be instantiated independently of the {binding} markup extension. But there’s a whole lot more it can do. For instance, it has two very interesting callback properties, convert and convertBack that get called any time the binding sees a change...

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...

jQuery is now part of the ASP.net development platform and it is going to ship with Visual Studio in the future and will also be the part of ASP.NET MVC installation. ASP.NET MVC will be the first product to include jQuery. Guru Gu’s blog entry has the full details regarding this. This is a great decision...

The web site I've been working on, Vloggerheads , will be opened to the public tomorrow. You can view the videos and blogs but you won't be able to comment or post videos unless you request membership and are approved. You might want to check out the video of the shrine that was built to me or the many...

You may have read that from John Resig or Scott Guthrie . I’m very excited to announce that Microsoft has decided to ship, adopt and support using jQuery on top of ASP.NET. This may come as a surprise to some of you but I hope you’ll agree with me that it makes total sense. jQuery is a fantastic JavaScript...

Wow...AMAZING…Hurray…I mean, like, WOW man… In a very welcome turn of events, JQuery is now “officially” going to be part of Asp.net development. MS will provide support, annotated VS versions that’ll give us intellisense, provide us with demonstrations and tutorials on how jquery can work with features...