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Serialize Any .NET Object to a JSON String
by Deepak Choudhari
With JSON's popularity increasing by leaps and bounds, you'll find this technique useful.
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ASP.NET Workaround: Calling a JavaScript Function from a HyperLinkField in a GridView
by Srinath MS
You can call a JavaScript function when a user clicks a HyperLinkField in a GridView control—you just need to use this workaround.
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Create a Page Containing a Two-Column Table with Struts
by Gaurav Saini
Sometimes scriptlets can help solve problems, like when you need to iterate over a collection object and display its data in a two-column table.
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Using the Triple Equals Sign Operator (===) to Check Variable Type and Value
by Aneel Maheshwari
This single operator tests variables for equivalency—both type and value—in one line.
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How to Access JavaScript Variables on Postback in ASP.NET
by Deepak Choudhari
Here's how you can pass values from client-side JavaScript to your ASP.NET server.
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Create a Popup Calendar in ASP.NET
by Anmol Gupta
This handy popup calendar lets users select a date without requiring much space on the main page.
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Error Using JavaScript's this Keyword
by Raymond Kenneth
In some cases, using the this keyword can cause errors.
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Optimizing Loops in JavaScript
by Kulkarni Vasudeva
Use the "Duffs" method to optimze loops in JavaScript.
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Controlling Whether a Web Page Posts Back to the Server on Client-Side Events
by Prafulla Doye
When handling an ASP.NET server-side button's Click event, you may want to do some client-side checking and possibly prevent the posting of a page back to the server.
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Avoid Unwanted Browser Caching Using JavaScript
by Ramesh Nagaraj
Sometimes, you'll notice that when you open a URL (with dynamic content, and especially a pop-up window) a second time, the page displays the data which was displayed earlier and not the data newly expected.
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Handle Null in JavaScript with the "||" Operator
by Srinath MS
Instead of using the ternary operator to handle a null value and set the default values, you can use the "||" operator.
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Changing the Style of a String in JavaScript
by Deepak Choudhari
JavaScript's String object provides funtions that change the style of the text while it displays in the UI.
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Determine the Version of .NET on a Client PC Using JavaScript
by Srinath MS
Use JavaScript code provided in this tip to determine which .NET version is on a client PC.
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Using the onMouseDragged Event in JavaFX
by Leonard Anghel
It's easy to implement a nice dragging effect in JavaFX, using the onMouseDragged event in conjunction with the bind operator.
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Build a Frame with a ScrollPane in JavaFX
by Leonard Anghel
What follows is a simple frame designed with JavaFX scripting language. The frame also has a ScrollPane component.
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How to Warn Users Before Their Browser Closes
by Deepak Choudhari
Suppose a user enters some information on the page and tries to close or navigate from the windowwithout saving the data. You may want to warn the user about possible data loss.
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Create a Menu Bar with JavaFX
by Leonard Anghel
Here's a JavaFX example that creates a nice menu bar.
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Invoke a Parent Window Function from Another Window in JavaScript
by Deepak Choudhari
Sometimes, you need to call a JavaScript function that's in a parent window from a child window.
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Using the innerHTML Property
by Ganjoo Anu
To change the text that appears when users chick on a button in your program, use JavaScript's innerHtml property.
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Add MS AJAX Extensions to a Visual Studio 2005 Setup Project
by Vlad Hrybok
MS AJAX Extensions is an assembly (DLL) that must be present on the target system in order for your AJAX-enabled ASP.NET application to work
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