I love JavaScript. I started out coding in ActionScript and since the syntax is almost identical, I naturally understood JavaScript. Recently, I have been learning how to use ASP.NET and MVC (which is not new to me since there are several MVC frameworks for Flash and Flex). And I'm trying to decide whether I want to learn C# or JScript... I say this ignorantly because I don't know how different JavaScript and JScript are... and C# is a completely different language all together.
1) What advantages does C# have over JScript?
2) and does it really even matter that I know and love JavaScript?
I'm doing programming with ASP.NET . I have no idea how to use JavaScript in ASP.NET Server Side controls ( Totally uncomfortable with it ) . Do you mind introduce me some resource for folks like my type
I am getting the following javascript error when changing the value in the dropdownlist. The error only occurs when using IE8, it works fine in IE6 and IE7. The error is: 'value' is null or not an objectHere is the code.
I am not getting any error in my application but when I run it and click on a button then jscript runtime error object reqired happens with the option of break and continue...
I have a gridview within update panel, in gridview i have footer button to add new row in grid. When i click on footer button to add new row it generate javascript error like "Microsoft JScript runtime error: Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManagerServerErrorException: An unknown error occurred while processing the request on the server. The status code returned from the server was: 500 "
I am looking for learning materials (like blog posts and tutorials) for ASP.NET MVC 3.0 specific materials.If you know of any books, blogs, sites or online resources that are exclusively, predominently or even mainly MVC 3.0 related, I would love to hear about them, also, specific links to individual MVC 3.0 related tutorials & blog posts would also be accepted if you were so inclined.
I have around 2 years of experience in asp.net 2.0. My C# is a little weak compare to asp.net. Which are the best books for me to learn c#4.0 in a detailed manner.
What's the best way to go about learning PHP when I've been doing ASP/ASP.NET? I'm not sure it's worth the time, but there seem to be so many projects doing it. What do you think? Anyone crossed the worlds? How did you do it?
For the moment, I'm trying to learning some basic jQuery. But when I try to create a small thing with jQuery, it doesn't work. First, I thought that it was my standard browser Chrome that was not supported. When I tried to render it in IE and Firefox, the result stays the same.
What do I wrong ?
Here u can find the code (ps I'm working with a master page, but I don't think that this has any influence)
I am trying to learn Microsoft sharepoint and I wanted your ask some opinion on some of the online resources available. I checked some of the training institutions (I am from India), but the courses are very expensive there. I am looking for the following details: 1 - What softwares are needed to learn sharepoint- on my laptop I have Visual Studio 2008. Is that sufficient? If not, can you please provide me some details.2 - Training material If there are some good online training materials for sharepoint,can you please let me know Typically, how long would it take to get some grasp on sharepoint? I have used visual studio and I am good in writing C# or VB.NET code.But I have no background on sharepoint.
I am refreshing my memory in web forms by using the videos posted in this website. But for some reason I cant find the c# version of the video Introduction to asp.net controls in the web forms section (only vb.net is available). I tried other videos but it is all the same.
I used to one year back that I click on a button and select which version I want (C# or VB) but I cant seem to find it now
I have started learning MVC and I have few questions in my mind,
1: As I seen that there is no .cs file in View, then how would I write my code behind for the page. I am very new to inline coding, do I need to learn it ??
2: What if I want to develop pages like I have already done for asp.net 2.0/3.5 websitepreviously.
I am trying to learn to create a WCf service. My Wcf service is to return result from a Stored Proc.
The WCf Project compiled succesfully. Now I added a website to the same solution to create a web client for my WCF. When I right click my website and try to add web refrence->Web services in this solution, I see Service1, Project MyWCF, URL Service1.svc. When I select Service1, I get this error msg.
Error: The type 'MyWCF.Service1', provided as the Service attribute value in the ServiceHost directive could not be found.
A bit of background: I am familiar with PHP and Java, did some C, C++ and Lisp (gasp!) back in programming classes but never used them too much. So, I've been wanting to step out of PHP a bit for web development. I have a few reasons for this (in no particular order): there's a lot of amateurish code(rs) in PHP, which somehow makes me look bad; I am unhappy with a few quirks in the language; and I really want to try something new. Here are the options I've been looking at:
Python and Ruby (on Rails): They both seem nice, but it looks like I'll have some difficulty finding webhosts that run these. And it appears that Python scripts aren't as portable as PHP (correct me if I am wrong).SP.NET: I have an issue with Microsoft software kind of existing in their own realm. I mean, MS has some really good tools for developers and if you stay within those tools your life is easy. But if you deviate just a bit out of it, you are on your own. And oh, it's not opensource.
So what do you recommend? And if I go with Python (it's tempting), should I use a framework like Django or web2py or should I go down and dirty with the basics (same thing with ASP.NET and MVC)?
EDIT: What I don't like about PHP:
No namespaces Implicit type conversions can cause problems Many silent errors No unicode support Slow ....
