Do all comet style applications require a loop somewhere in the application on the serverside to detect updates/changes? how the logic behind a loopless comet style application would work?
Not sure why this is messing with my brain so much today, but I have a SQLDataReader that loops through "Customer" records. In each loop there are MANY other conditions that need to be validated. When a condition fails I want it to move on to the next record in the reader. As you see from my code below, I have simply been exiting the for loop and then checking if I should run other loops all the way down. I want to simply move back to the top of the While Loop for another pass when something like this happens:
Thinks at a backgammon online multiplayer game with over 100, or even 1000 online users. The game communication is done using Ajax + 3 seconds Comet connection interval + ASP.NET technology. Is this a real scenario ?
Didn't so many Comet open connections block the server resulting in big latency ?
I'm trying to implement an auction website and I search in web the Ajax Push is the best way where I can use! So, I'm finding some samples in web to learn how to implement Ajax Push (comet) in client and server. By the way, I find some samples in ASP.Net Webforms, but no in MVC version. I'd like to find a demo, sample, anything ... that use MVC
I'm making an application with server sided variables that change every second. Every second those new variable need to be shown at all the clients that have the webpage open. Now most people told me to go with comet because I need to push/pull the data every second, now I've got a few questions: What would be a better solution looking at the fact that I need the new data EVERY SECOND, pulling from the client or pushing with the server?
Also the item ID's that are on the server side (with the variable's that ID got) can change and when the client refreshes the page he needs to get the oldest (and living) ID's. This would mean that my jquery/javascript on the client side must know which ID's he got on the page, what is best way to do this? Last thing is that I can't find a good (not to expensive) comet library/api for asp.net (C#). Anyone ever used a comet library with good results? We're looking at a site that should be able to have 2000 comet connections at every moment.
I implemented a chat using the COMET "way" described in this article: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/CometAsync.aspx
In this example, the client connects for 5 seconds every time. I wanted to hold the client longer, for about 10 minutes.
My problem is - how to detect if the client disconnected during those 10 minutes? I tried using Response.IsClientConnected but it returns true even if I close the client. There must by some inidicator since the socket gets disconnected if I close the client.
I am looking for a free implementation for Comet or Push. Here is an example of chat done by comet:http://www.phpchatsoftware.com/phpbb/I have my own server.Is there any thing like this?P.S. I am using asp.NET, on server and jQuery on client.Is there anything new? or maybe this is the last technological free open source achievement:http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/CometAsync.aspx ?
This is annoying, because I have to apply this style to every single thumbnail image individually, when there could be any number of them on the screen at any given time. All of the thumbnails are inside a single <div> that groups them together, and I'd like to apply a single style to the <div> that will push the attributes I need down to all of the the <img> elements nested inside, regardless how many thumbnails there are.
have here a (internal intranet) site where users can preserve places for the lunch and pause... :)Now, meanwhile the users count grows more and more and the ajax site that speeks with a webservice for the calculations und checks geting slower and slower... user 900+The site checks every 5 seconds for the actual state and uses groups for the users.Ok, now i have researched on the web, and found the comet/reverse ajax aproach that the service can push the clients with events.But i have not found any good asp.net tutorial with visual studio (2010) how i can use the asp.net standard controls and vs design mode.Is there a framework for that stuff?
I'm trying to include script and style references that will not break on deployment, however I can not even get the references to work locally. I have tried using Url.Content() and MVCContrib's <%=Html.ScriptInclude("")%>.
My scripts are in a Scripts folder on the root of the site; my styles are in the usual Content/css/ folder.
I'm in the process of styling an asp.net menu and I'm trying to understand the meaning of the StaticSelectedStyle-CssClass and StaticHoverStyle-CssClass parameters.
My understanding is that the styles defined with these parameters are applied as CSS classes to the relevant elements, whenever needed. So I created my menu as follows:
[code]....
So as you can see, StaticMenuStyle and StaticMenuItemStyle are applied, but not StaticSelectedStyle-CssClass or StaticHoverStyle-CssClass. Not sure why. I know I can use selected but isn't the expected behavior that StaticSelectedStyle-CssClass be applied??? By using selected I make assumptions as to what .NET does behind the scenes and that's not right.
I am working on a web site for an optical company. The company works with people that have minor visual impairment up through major impairment, some requiring special equipment in order to view web pages.
Because of the diverse client requirements, we are planning to make available, an option which allows the client, at the time of viewing, to select (stored in a cookie, option hooked to an ASP.NET checkbox) that will make the text size on the page larger and remove some of the pictures that are not required.
The text size is set in the DIV tag, Style "font-size: ##". What I want to do is when the checkbox is unchecked the page will use a normal size and when it's checked the ASP.NET page will change to a larger font. I am not sure how to change a DIV tag (client-side) with a server-side call.
One person elsewhere recommended that I dynamically create the div tag server-side (Response.Write()) but I don't want to use that if there is another way. Just seems like it will be more overhead when whats needed.
I have a field called WATER METER READING(Right now its a textbox to take 6 numbers) on my HTml page, but I need to change its format to display as [][][][][][] (6 separate small (single digit forms)).... all 6 fields required and all need to be a number. finally it should look like this.Water Meter Reading:* [][][][][][]
There is a website with a master-page, set of css-files,... menus. It is necessary to implement another one that will have same (or at least very similar) look-and-feel. And also it is necessary to have look-and-feel in sync.
I've tried to find for appropriate solution (at least idea, not implementation) in the internet but didn't find anything.
use an additional project (class library) that will contain an implementation of the master-page and all its comnponents (menus, images, css, etc will be stored as resources), this project will be refferenced from all web-sites that need to sare look-and-feel.
I want to style a dropdownlist control and I found that I can do nothing for how to style this control, I hope that one expert can show me a sample dropdownlist html markup which is stylable.
I am trying to flip the popup of the ValidatorCalloutExtender position i want it to five me the arrow from the right side not from the left side. is there a way to handle this?
I need to create a web application using ASP.NET MVC, jQuery and web standards for a customer with a style which look like Windows Vista/Seven. Can anybody indicate me a link to do this with CSS? I have searched on the web, but I couldn't find it. I'd like to have interface elements like "window", "menu", "buttons", "form controls", etc.
I had Datalist and I want to give item style when I click on it to show user the he select this item I did my code but when I selected item It didnot have any style