MVC 3 Page design; split pages into Many partials?
I am currently working on an MVC 3 Web app project where I need to display a lot of information on the front page. I am relatively new at web page layout and design so I have hit a wall in terms of how to structure the code behind for this page.
Client-side oriented website approach name (less server-side code, more client-side code)
I have a terminology question.
Which asp.net technology fits this situation best?
I think I can count WebAPI out, but WebForms, WebPages, and MVC are all possibilities.
What kind of JavaScript design pattern is this?
In our workplace we use simple ajax library for getting page data and submitting changes to the server. Sometimes we need to change the form’s field values. We know that fields can be of any type (dropdown, textbox, radio buttons, etc.) and one of the most annoying and tedious tasks was remembering each field’s ID so could do the manipulation. (The task can exceed a few days, so I had to keep the IDs in a text document). So I made this design pattern for easily working with the fields.
Can I use select2 in my website?
I am working on project that deals in customer support. This website actually sells products ( so it is commerical ), and provides customer support. So in this project/website I was about to use select2 .
How to outsource the UI of a dynamic Web application?
I have a web application developed using Spring and Hibernate, which uses a REST API and Javascript to display and update content. The project is nearly completed, but I want to enhance the look and feel. This will include better graphics and some extra behaviour.
When to use event.initMouseEvent for simulating mouse clicks?
I wonder if there are benign use-cases for simulating mouse clicks using event.initMouseEvent. I found that it is used for creating pop-under ads in the following way:
When to use event.initMouseEvent for simulating mouse clicks?
I wonder if there are benign use-cases for simulating mouse clicks using event.initMouseEvent. I found that it is used for creating pop-under ads in the following way:
When to use event.initMouseEvent for simulating mouse clicks?
I wonder if there are benign use-cases for simulating mouse clicks using event.initMouseEvent. I found that it is used for creating pop-under ads in the following way:
When to use event.initMouseEvent for simulating mouse clicks?
I wonder if there are benign use-cases for simulating mouse clicks using event.initMouseEvent. I found that it is used for creating pop-under ads in the following way: