It looks like the final release for ASP.NET MVC 2 has been already around for 2 weeks. Unfortunately, I can't find documentation that's intended for MVC 2 exclusively. I've checked Amazon.com (no book yet on MVC2), ScottGu's Blog (only 2 short posts), ASP.NET/MVC website (they've only posted what are alreadi in the ScottGu's blog).
Been trying to find documentation on the accordion control. Was wondering if it's possible to have all the Accordion Panes collapsed when the web page loads?
I'm a Coldfusion Web Developer and I'm finding that in my local area,work for CF Devs has become extremely scarce.There were a handful of companies that were Coldfusion houses a few years ago and it appears most of them have moved away from CF development.I'm looking to expand my skillset to improve my employment outlook, and it appears that many of the web development positions that are available to me now are focused around .NET web development.The last time i took a look at .NET as a web development platform was way back during 2.0; where I found it to be poorly organized and extremely unfocused.
Apparently somewhere along the line I missed the boat because that's where about 90% of the web development jobs in my area are now.I've done some searching on google to see if I can find a tutorial, something that's akin to hand-holding, and have come back dissapointed.
So I'm turning to the SO community to ask for links and resources that might help better explain how .NET development works in a web development capacity,and for links to these resources so I can begin boning up my knowledge and start writing practice applications.
I love the demos of ASTreeView. I'd like to use this in my project, which is completely local and currently only uses HTML, JavaScript, and CSS - i.e. no ASP.net or anything dealing with servers...
Is it possible for me to use this? There is a .dll and a .js included in the package, but I have no clue where to start since this isn't a ASP.net project for me. I can't find any documentation on this library.
Can anyone point me to where i can find a documentation about css, masterpage and derived pages in VS2008. I used them in VS2005 but it looks like it's almost impossible on VS2008. or it's just me.
Where i can find documentation about expressions and syntax of WebForms view engine?And what is the difference between <%: expression %> and <%= expression %>
Where can I go to find documentation about client side properties and methods of an asp:listbox controls. I need to access the control at client side but can not find any documentation of the properties and methos available a client side.
We have a mid-sized asp.net project that we just promoted from our dev server (Windows 2003) to an external test server (Windows 2008 R2). On the test server, IIS is not finding our home page, which is located in the views/home folder (404 error). As far as we can tell, the settings are the same on both servers. I've confirmed HTTP redirection is installed. Is there perhaps some critical configuration we may have missed on IIS7.5 to let it know where to find the view and/or home page?
I want to do is to get the record number in my database of the first record that matches my search. Its to skip to a random point in the database based on user input.
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It returns the number of records that preceed the first one to match the string. I have tried to call this procedure from MVC and it always returns -1, so I have a fundamental problem there. I have also tried ot figure out how to just duplicate the code in MVC and I also cannot seem to get anywhere on that front.
Does anyone know a simple elegant solution to either embed this code diretly into MVC or to call my stored procedure from MVC and get the correct integer response back, instead of -1? I am engaged in relearning development after many years, so I am getting stuck on the basics.
I just wondered is there any good learning c# and oop web tutorial / seminars either free or paid that will give you a good understanding of producing asp.net websites?
offer a good shopping cart tutorial?This looked like just the thing: http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/other/build-a-shopping-cart-in-aspnet/There are postive and negative comments though.I'm a C# beginner so know how to put it mostly together, but I'm not experience enough to know anything about "singletons" and other performance issues that above code may have.
Could anyone recommend any books and/or online tutorials for a beginner at ASP.NET?I'm mostly a beginner (I work with PHP, Perl and some Ruby on Rails, I know C++, Visual Basic, and a little Java). I have decided, with your help that I am going to learn in C#.The local Barnes & Noble had one book that looks like it's a downright awesome reference guide, but it may be a little advanced for someone just starting off.ASP.Net 3.5 Unleashed by Stephen Walter. It's written for people who already know C# (I can follow code easy enough from my C++ background, but writing it would still be a bit of a challenge for me). Would I be better off getting a book for beginners (or maybe both) or this and a C# book, or should I be fine with this and online tutorials?
, I want to use fluent hibernate with asp.net but couldn't find any website or tutorial for that , they're all to configure it with asp.net mvc , anyone knows any?
i want to build clinet application who could get data from other APIs providers and make requests and responses. Note that the first API provider is nextstop [URL] allow searching about places ,resturants, hotels and more. Also, the second provider is transports for London [URL] I want to build interface using C# that get some data from these sources and make some requests and responses. I'm not sure whether i put my topic in right place?
We are developing a very complex eCommerce portal using asp.net c# and the client asked us to make the documentation very similar (look & feel) with ebay api documentation http://developer.ebay.com/DevZone/shopping/docs/CallRef/GetSingleItem.htmlhat kind of tool they are using and if not do you know anything that can be configured to produce a similar result ?
Now that ASP.NET MVC 3 with the new Razor engine has been officially released, is there any official documentation for it?The question asp.net mvc3 razor documentation? has some good links to introductory texts. But I'm looking for a reference documentation that contains a complete description of all @keywords.
I am developing Asp.Net C# project. I need to prepare documentation for that. Which include Architectural Design,Database and Class diagrams for our project. I searched many sites but I didnt find any perfect template for it. i want to find nice template for the documentation.
I'm looking to find more information about the AJAX AnimationExtender - I get the impression that it is a quite powerful framework, but there is only 1 very simple example on the AJAX pages, and a server-side coding reference. I would like to know where I can get a more detailed explanation of using the AnimationExtender, that might cover more comprehensively all the XML options that are available, and how to carry out Javascript routines - does anybody know where this sort of resource might be found. Presumably they do want us to use the controls to their maximum, but the documentation I have been able to find so far seems quite inadequate. For example, I would like to know how to pause an AE animation, but I cannot find a single example anywhere!
I am new to .NET Programming language. I am working on developing couple of applications using VS2005.My company is a startup company and I am the only developer, so we don't have any standard documentation formats/templates.But I need to use few documentation templates like I need to write functional documentation and technical documentation.Is there any specific template provided by Microsoft or
I've just come across these in MVC, and would like to use them instead of tables sometimes,as tables and DIV's just don't mix well!Never seen these before,and was wondering if there is any documentation about these new table-substitute TAGs? I've also heard recommendations to use these as opposed to tables and would therefore like to familiarize myself with them properly (as opposed guessing how they work as I have been recently).