Contents tagged with AJAX
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Show Loading Message in Asp.net AJAX
In this post, I will explain you how can we show Loading message in asp.net ajax without using Update Progress. Now some one may asked, why do I want to skip Update Progress ?
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How to show and select month/year in Calendar Extender
In this post I will explain you, How to make calendar extender control to show month / year view by default and instead of selecting dates how can we use calendar extender to select months.
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Datatable to JSON
In this post I will explain you, how can we serialize Datatable to JSON. So that, it can easily pass to JavaScript to get the AJAX done.
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Passing Parameter To User Control On A Modal Popup
This is the most demanded scenario for the one who are using Asp.net AJAX Control Toolkit, I mean I have seen most of the people asking for this feature on asp.net forum.
Unfortunately, we have no such functionality provided in Modal Popup because the control get rendered once the page is loaded and the Modal Popup is just a JavaScript which work is just to display a div which is hidden. -
Disable Control When Asp.net AJAX is in progress
If the AJAX call to the server take too much time, then there is a possibility that user might press some other buttons or some other event occurred which will cause your AJAX call to stop and make a new request.
To overcome this situation, I decided to have div on the top of the page so that while AJAX call is in progress user cannot do any thing else. -
Long Waited Task in Asp.net
Yesterday, one my my friend ask me a query about sending some 500+ emails using an asp.net page. Sending bulk email using asp.net is obviously an issue. I mean, You cannot keep the page on the post back state for the five minutes. Your page will get expired and even if you increase the Request Timeout period it is still not a good approach.
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Validate username using custom validation (AJAX)
In this post, I will explain you how to have an ajax call on custom validator control and check for the username in the database. This task will include two pages one is the form page (default.aspx in our case) in which we have the custom validator and the other one is the page which we call through AJAX to give us the result (validateUser.aspx). You can also have a web service instead of that page but in my scenario , I am using ASPX page.