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Hello friends I m new for this thick box so some one can help me ...........
Thickbox, or any other jQuery or MooTools based pop-up is JavaScript based and hence runs client side. Because of that it needs to sit in the HTML element of your page (this is the bit in the source view of Visual Studio), as opposed to the server side c# code in the .cs file. The fact that you're building the site with asp.net is irrelevant.
I know as you say its little bit difficult to work with c# and source code of asp.net but yesterday i just try to do that and hope fully its work very nicely and thanks for your reply and
if I want to use shadow (Opening the Image in zoom view) effect for the my image gallery web site then what is the next procedure for that in Javascript
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Closed 9 years ago.
Is there a way to make windows standalone program which will have JQuery powering its UI?
Since it will be a file manager, I would need to be able to access local files and folders so using HTML5+CSS+JQuery in browser is not possible due to limitation of access to local file system.
I would be most comfortable using c# and VS2008 environment if possible. Any ideas?
You can use jQuery in HTA applets.
You can give a try to javaFX if you are ready to give a try to java. A sample DatePicker for JavaFX using jQuery UI can be found here DatePicker
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I have built an asp.net website and a C# desktop application. My client requires me to embed the C# app into a the website. I am aware that, this is only possible with the windows control library.
I gave it a try on that! But, that too didnt work out. It didnt work out on IE browser too.
Could anyone help me out on this?
1 You can register such as ActiveX control in .Net, and call this component from Web Application.
Link (RegSrv32) : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms859484.aspx
2 You can convert to Sylverlight Application
3 You can also just call Process, in order to access features
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I'm trying to implement a basic file, image upload utility into a small, simple (built using the Visual Web Developer tutorial) C# MVC3 ASP.Net web site. I have see this utility pointed out here on StackOverFlow a few times:
https://github.com/blueimp/jQuery-File-Upload
...but unsure if I can just slot it into my MVC3 C# Website? (I am very new to attempting to learn MVC3 with C#).
I also see lots of this guides floated around the place:
http://aspzone.com/tech/jquery-file-upload-in-asp-net-mvc-without-using-flash
http://davidsonsousa.net/en/post/how-to-upload-a-file-using-mvc-3-and-ajax
http://tomas.epineer.se/archives/3
Can any of these simply be slotted into my website?
Appreciate any help
Yes. The first two seem to fit perfectly.
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Closed 11 years ago.
I want to use a MessageBox to display a yes/no question, however it is not working. If they are any alternatives on opening a dialog box, please let me know.
Maybe the fact that it is a codebehind file makes a difference?
Maybe the fact that it is a codebehind file makes a difference?
Yes it does. If you could display a Windows Forms MessageBox from an ASP.NET codebehind file, it would at best be displayed on the server, which isn't much use.
You need a javascript alert, or if you want to be more modern a jqueryui dialog or similar. Google if you need more details.
System.Windows.Forms.MessagBox
class will not show a messagebox in an asp.net application. You would need to write a javascript function. Check out the following link to raise various types of messageboxes.
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/miscctrl/PopUp_Window_With_Buttons.aspx
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Closed 12 years ago.
I want to make a Quote Ticker Control in C#
in which Live data should be come from stock exchange
How i will do it
Thanks
Read up on web services, it will probably be the best way to get upto date live information and then you'd use the results to update your control on your C# form.
This article should help you out!
Try to work out some of it and post specific questions.
Plan
Implement
Test
Deploy
Assuming this is for a web application, in addition to web services you will probably want to look into AJAX so you can refresh the data without having to postback the page.