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- Combine JavaScript with ASP.NET Web forms
- JavaScript provides an alternative for ASP.NET server-based controls, without the need to go to the server. Take a closer look at combining the power of JavaScript with ASP.NET. ASP.NET provides a new paradigm for developing Web-based applications. This includes a set of server-based controls...
- Tags: HTML, Microsoft ASP.NET, JavaScript, Web Forms, Middleware, Tony Patton, .NET, Scripting languages, Button Control, performance, server, ASP.NET Web, Web Form, .NET Newsletter, Function, TechRepublic Inc., Internet User, valSubmit, Z-INDEX, LEFT, POSITION, TOP, VB.NET Version, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Enterprise Software, Software
- Technical articles 2005-06-30
- Combine JavaScript with ASP.NET Web forms
- ASP.NET provides a new paradigm fordeveloping Web-based applications. This includes a set ofserver-based controls that are analogous to HTML form elements suchas text boxes, buttons, and so forth. The problem with thesecontrols is the need to call the server. JavaScript provides analternative for many tasks that negates the need to...
- Tags: ASP.NET Web, HTML, JavaScript, Microsoft ASP.NET, performance, server, Tony Patton, Web Form, Web Forms
- Technical articles 2005-06-30
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- Automate form validation with JavaScript and JavaBeans
- Many things in your Web application input forms need checking. A field might be required or an entry might need to be a number only. Dates might need to be captured in a standard format. Apostrophes in text boxes and text areas might need to be escaped so that they...
- Tags: Scripting languages, Java, Middleware, Donovan Cowie, page author, JavaScript, HTML, JavaBeans
- Technical articles 2003-02-11
- Accessing form data via JavaScript and the DOM
- The HTML Document Object Model DOM provides everything necessary to access the contents of an HTML page. Tony Patton examines the various ways to access page elements and describes how to create them. Accessing and manipulating the various elements on a Web page is a common endeavor that...
- Tags: Document Object Model, JavaScript, XML, Tony Patton, Web Development Zone Newsletter, Method, Web, HTML, Page, Object, Listing B, getElementById Method, getElementsByName Method, Listing C, Software/Web Development, Web Development
- Technical articles 2007-04-16
- Validate user input in Web forms and CGI apps with these 10 Perl modules
- Unless the Web site you're currently building is extremelybasic, chances are good that it has a couple of interactive forms to collectinformation from users. These might be simple feedback forms, more complicatedregistration or membership forms, or sophisticated order processing forms. Andalthough their shapes and sizes might be different, they'll all...
- Tags: CGI, Contributor Melonfire, Perl, Web, Web Forms
- Technical articles 2006-07-31
- Debug Web forms easily with the help of VS.NET
- The magic of the .NET CLR allows for Web debugging to be practically the same as Windows forms debugging. No more JavaScript alert commands or Response.Write statements commented out for production. Now we have the power of breakpoints and the Immediate window in VS.NET, as well as new features found...
- Tags: Channel management, .NET, Microsoft development tools, Middleware, William Sempf MCP, CIBS, IWA, System.Web.TraceContext, Web, Web Forms, Microsoft Visual Studio.Net
- Technical articles 2003-04-23
- Tie JavaScript events to ASP.NET objects
- The ASP.NET Framework gives you enormous power and flexibility. You can create server-side code to handle any type of requirement, but nothing beats client-side JavaScript for many tasks. Adding JavaScript to an ASP.NET Web form is like adding it to any other type of Web page—but binding code to ASP.NET...
- Tags: Scripting languages, .NET, Baseline Inc., JavaScript, Microsoft ASP.NET, ASP.NET Web, Web
- Technical articles 2003-05-05
- Fight over 'forms' clouds future of Net applications
- Fight over 'forms' clouds future of Net applicationsarticle rootAll I want for Xmas...As a developer I'm highly focused on data integrity, modularity, reuse and efficiency and am rapidly adopting XML and XSL throughout my web applications.All I want is for my forms to return results, once submitted, as XML! Isn't...
- Tags: com-du-it.com, server, XML
- Discussion threads 2005-02-24
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- What is Java ScriptIt isa programming language that runs on client PC when accessing websites.It is enabled in most browsers.You can also use it in PDF forms to fill in calculated values for example.It has nothing to do with Java.and is real handy.try reading some books on javascript.you can read...
- Tags: Scripting languages, JavaScript
- Discussion threads 2008-07-27
- Simply JavaScript deserves a spot on your bookshelf
- If you want to learn any detail about JavaScript, your first stop is probably Google. With this in mind, the significance of books about JavaScript has fallen, as free Web-based content has grown. However, I'm still of the mindset that there is no better vehicle for learning than a good...
- Tags: Javascript, Book Review
- Blog posts 2007-07-23
- Choose between server and client controls
- ASP.NET Web Controls offer a robust set of controls to build Web-based applications. Learn how to use Web Controls to add search functionality to a Web form. The disconnected nature of Web browsers presents many obstacles when developing Web-based applications. For instance, loading data...
- Tags: Web, HTML, Servers, Tony Patton, Channel management, Web Control, id, server, .NET Newsletter, Function, TechRepublic Inc., Control, Microsoft ASP.NET, JavaScript, Radio, WIDTH, HEIGHT, txtStartDate, txtEndDate, EventArgs, getEndDate, getSelection, ByVal, txtEndDate.Visible, txtStartDate.Visible, lblEndDate.Visible, lblStartDate.Text, showHide, getRadioStatus, Request.Form, rValue, Hardware
- Technical articles 2005-06-30
- JavaScript and regular expressions make a powerful duo
- A regular expression is simply a pattern that can be matched against a set of text. Generally, its use falls into two categories:ValidationSearch and replaceRegular expressions are relatively new to JavaScript, having arrived with Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator 4. The language with the most usage of regular expressions is...
- Tags: Scripting languages, Programming languages, Greg Griffiths, regular expression, JavaScript
- Technical articles 2003-02-21
- O'Reilly HTML guide is accessible and comprehensive
- HTML is the backbone of the Internet, and O'Reilly's HTML guide provides a handy reference. See what the book has to offer for both novice and experienced developers.Countless Web sites contain HTML reference material, but nothing beats the convenience of a book. It is nice to lean back in your...
- Tags: XHTML, Baseline Inc., HTML, O'Reilly
- Technical articles 2002-10-29
- Ensure basic Web site security with this checklist
- While I normally advocate a principles-based approach to maintaining system security --Â and deplore the typical "best practices" checklist approach --Â that doesn't mean that security checklists are without value. Employing a security procedures checklist is only the first step toward securing a resource, a means of aiding your memory...
- Tags: Web, Password, Network, Failover, TLS, Server, Web Site, Resource, Encryption, Authentication, Login Credential, Web Site Development, Channel Management, Security, Internet, Marketing, Chad Perrin
- Blog posts 2008-03-13
- An XHTML and CSS book that throws beginning developers a bone
- Reading the actual Web standards can be a bit confusing, so a book that delivers the information in an easy-to-read manner is appealing. HTML Dog: The Best-Practice Guide to XHTML and CSS by Patrick Griffiths promises to give you everything you need to know to create Web pages, while observing...
- Tags: Developer, Web, Introduction, CSS, Author, XHTML, Patrick Griffiths, Tony Patton
- Blog posts 2007-09-05
- Post data to other Web pages with ASP.NET 2.0
- Standard HTML forms allow you to post or send its data toanother page or application via the method attribute of the form element. InASP.NET 1.x, Web pages utilize the postback mechanismwhere the page's data is submitted back to the page itself. ASP.NET 2.0provides additional functionality by allowing a Web page...
- Tags: ASP.NET 2.0, Microsoft ASP.NET, Software engineering/development, Tony Patton, Web
- Technical articles 2007-01-30
- Get IT Done: Building database Web solutions with Access 2000
- Use Access 2000 to build database Web solutionsMicrosoft Access 2000 introduces a new collection that dramatically increases the ease with which Webmasters and database administrators DBAs can provide databases as part of their Web solutions. Data access pages are similar to traditional Access forms and reports, but they also work...
- Tags: Channel management, Databases, Microsoft Office, Get IT Done, Microsoft Access 2000, database, Rick Dobson, data access page, data access, Web, Microsoft Access
- Technical articles 2000-02-17
- Post data to other Web pages with ASP.NET 2.0
- ASP.NET 2.0's PostBackUrl attribute allows you to designate where a Web form and its data is sent when submitted. Tony Patton explains how you can make use of this new Web solution. Standard HTML forms allow you to post or send data to another page or application via...
- Tags: Web, Microsoft ASP.NET, Middleware, Tony Patton, .NET, ASP.NET 2.0, .NET Newsletter, Page, Data, Property, Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0, Web Page, PreviousPage, Listing C, Listing D, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Enterprise Software, Software
- Technical articles 2007-01-30
- Prepare for the transition from HTML forms to XForms
- By Tony PattonData collection is a standard part of almost every Web application. Although Java applets and Macromedia Flash offer excellent options for getting user input, the HTML form is still the most widely used mechanism for gathering data. The current momentum enjoyed by XML has led to another development,...
- Tags: Baseline Inc., XForm, HTML FORM, HTML, XML
- Technical articles 2003-07-29
- Enhancing form usability with instructions and validation
- This article is from Builder.com's Design and Usability Tactics e-newsletter. Sign up instantly to begin receiving the Design and Usability Tactics e-newsletter in your inbox.Forms are among the most interactive aspects of Web sites. They collect visitor information, whether it's a user ID and password in a login form or...
- Tags: Sales channel, Channel management, Michael Meadhra, text box
- Technical articles 2004-04-28
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