For a project I’m currently working on, I have a need to add some JavaScript at the end of a page in an ASP.NET MVC application. Since this is part of what Html.EnableClientValidation does, I thought that I would check out that source code to see if there was any kind of generalized mechanism for [...]
Also tagged asp.net mvc, validationApologies to those who tried my grid.history demo page Friday. In the course of updating the integration to support jqGrid 3.7.2 and simultaneously learning GitHub’s pages feature, I killed the demo. It’s fixed now, and I’ve added the ability to run the unit tests directly from that site, making it easier for me to test [...]
Also tagged GitHub, Java, jqGrid, jQuery BBQI recently finished an integration between the open source jqGrid and jQuery BBQ libraries. I have released my integration as open source, as well. As with both projects, it is dual-licensed under the MIT and GPL licenses.
jqGrid is a JavaScript grid component with many useful features. I have previously explained how to use it with [...]
Last Friday, I attended the Stir Trek conference here in Columbus. The day got off to an inauspicious start when I turned on my car. There was a high screaming noise, and acrid black smoke poured out from the engine. I opened the hood, pulled out a burning air-conditioner drive belt, and threw it into [...]
Also tagged conference, html, kanban, mobile, stirtrek, uxVersion 3.5.2 of jqGrid included an important new feature:
Now when autoencode is set to true we encode the data coming from server and not only when we post it (secutity fix)
Prior to this, you were required to encode the data yourself.
Now personally, I think that should be the default. But it would have been a [...]
This is the fourth post in a series on using jqGrid with ASP.NET MVC. Today, we’re going to examine search and formatting results. I will implement a search feature and fix the problem with formatting date columns which I observed in the last post. I’ve updated the demo solution with these new features, and also [...]
Also tagged .NET, asp.net mvc, C#, jqGrid, jQueryIn jQuery 1.2.6, if you wanted to select all inputs with empty values, you could do this:
var emptyInput = $("form input[value='']");
That’s a little hard to read, so note that the quotes around the entire selector are double quotes, but the quotes inside the square brackets are two single quotes. This says, "Give me any input [...]
While doing some bug fixing and cleanup in a web application, I had the chance to go a little deeper into the jQuery user input validation framework. There are many tutorials available about implementing custom validations. But what I wanted to do was to extend the default validations with my own code, while preserving the [...]
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