I want to create a 5 star rating in which 5 stars will show. On mouse over, the color of star will change and it will show Bad, Average, Good, Very Good and Excellent. Near stars currently rated and number of raters will show. On mouse over, "currently rated" and "number of raters" will change into "Rate Now!". If you are rating first time then number of raters is increased by 1 and currently rated is calculated by Adding total ratings of raters divided by number of raters. After your rating the result is shown instantly. If you have already rated then in javascript the message will show that you have already rated this article. For checking that you have rated this article, there will be no login page. we can use cookies or other method to check that this user has alraedy rated this article or not. I want to create this 5 Star rating system using jQuery, ASP.Net, C# and SQL Server.How i will create this,
I want to implement a rating system for my application to rate events.I've been searching and I think this is the list that I need to do to achieve the rating system and I'll also attach what I found about each point.Find a JQuery plugin : JRating, Opineo, RateItFind a suitable algorithm: I've searched a lot but didn't find a good algorithm till nowDetermine the database structure that I'm going to use The c# code and the JavaScript code required to implement the plugin and send the poll results to the databaseI think that's it!
Amazon has a star rating system. Other sites use smiley faces that change color when you mouse over them. Does anyone know of an API I can get or a simple way to put this together?
I have a rating control that shows the average rating of a user supplied posting (think of a forum post that others will rate). So if the average rating for that posting is lets say 3 out of 5 all users will see 3 stars. If someone wants to rate the posting, then they could click lets say 4 stars and I save the rating to the database, re-average the current rating and display the result (which may or may not still be 3 at this point). So far so good. The problem comes in when a user wants to agree that it's 3 stars. Since the rating control currently shows 3 stars, choosing 3 again does not cause a postback. In my case even though the value didnt technically change, I need to capture the users choice so I can average it in and save that users rating. I also modify the UI so that I can show each user of the site what he/she choose as a rating.How can i get the control to let me know that a user choose a star rating even if its the same one the control is currently displaying?
I am using AJAX Rating Control.I want half star rating.For Example,If My AVG Rating Count is 3 Then My Stars Wants to be show 3If My AVG Rating Count is 2.5 Then My Stars Wants to be Show 2 1/2 mark i.e., two & half stars.But,it was not showing then also it is showing 3 stars.
The database has been designed for a tradesman web site, i.e. Plumbers, Builders etc. The two main tables are tblCustomer and tblTrader which will stored data from two frontend web pages where the customer and trader can enter their personal details. After a customer enters their personal details (i.e. registers through the site) they will then be directed to a child page where they can progress to entering a specific job attached to a specific trade (i.e. Plumber) and trade type (i.e. Bathroom Installation), once a customer job has been entered I want these details to be emailed to all the trader_email addresses from tblTrader, from this email alert the traders will then enter the system and offer quotes to the customer through tblTraderQuote where the customer will then accept the best quote for them.
What I also want to implement is some sort of rating option that will allow the customer to rate their trader, either something like ebay's feedback or just a simple 1-5 rating option? How can I implement this into my database design or is this something that should be performed within the programming layer?
I want to use this fancy Ajax Login Form with ASP.NET:www.bitrepository.com/ajax-login-modal-box.htmlThe example uses PHP as the backend. May I use the ASP.NET Login Control?
Just to rule it out, I have tried using the AJAX Rating system to no success, so i've decided to develop my own (as useful as AJAX seems to be for some reason I've never got it working on my system). I'm using a Star Rating Widget I attained from [URL] and from there I've taken a demo (so that it is working) and started editing it accordingly to my needs.
What I am setting out to do convert the radio buttons to stars (done via jQuery and working correctly). The user selects their rating then clicks the the Submit Button. The C# in the Submit OnClick Event then accesses the database, using LINQ to SQL, taking the current 'NumberOfVotes' value and adds one to the number, storing in an int object ready to update. The current 'Rating' Value is then updated too, by adding the Value of the Radio button to the current Rate Value then divided by the number of votes (to create the average rating) 'This article has been rated 4.28/5 by 286 Voters.'
However, the value from the selected radio button isnt being passed through to the back end, as debug has shown, and as you will see in the code below. The jQuery does state a callback which i had initially commented out (due to errors being caused). I have since reassigned it as advised, with a small edit in it to call the btnSubmit control and thus its onclick Event. Im not sure on a resolution to this having tried the only advised suggestion fail. The result of which posts back the message which should appear if no value/star was selected ("You have not selected a rating!"). If I can somehow transfer the jQuery to the ASp:RadioList I would do so, as I think this would be better in terms of calling and processing the data. Being new to it, I have no idea. In addition, apologies if my coding appears scrappy or poor
C#: Csharp Code: protected void btnSubmit_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { RatingSys rate = RatingSys.Get(1); int RateID = Convert.ToInt32(hdnRateID.Value); int CurrentRating = rate.Rating.Value; int RadioValue = 0; int NewRating = 0; int NumberOfVotes = 0; if (!radio1.Checked || !radio2.Checked || !radio3.Checked || !radio4.Checked || !radio5.Checked) { lblMessage.Text = "You have not selected a rating!"; return; }...................
what I wanted to implement is something like this: lick meThis demo is PHP based, so I wanted to ask whether this is also possible to implement in ASP.Talking about performance, would it be better to use the jQuery framework than the Ajax Control Toolkit?
There is a similar instance of this @ http://forums.asp.net/p/1380776/2919093.aspx#2919093 However I haven't had a response, maybe due to the age of the topic, but the problem is different in the sense I am not using AJAX Rating Control, I am using radio buttons contained in a Div named Ratings, which is picked up by jQuery to style to radio buttons accordingly.The output is that it will put the stars on the first record but anything after just shows origionalunstyled radio buttons.Just thinking off the top of my head, but does anything need to be put in the ItemDataBound event?The jQuery for the stars etc were attained from the link below:http://orkans-tmp.22web.net/star_rating/index.html#demos=&main-menu=0&demo-tabs=3Here is my code:.ASPX:
I am using a Rating Control in my .ASPX page, but in the Page_Load in my code-behind, for some reason, can't access this control to set some properties of the control. Why is this happening and how can I access it in my code behind? Below is where the rating is set, but when I try to access ratingSystem. , nothing is coming up for me in Intellisense, and if I just type it anyway and compile / build, it gives me errors.
