One of the most popular and feature-rich jQuery file upload plugins is jQuery File Upload by BlueImp. It provides a powerful and flexible solution for adding file-upload functionality to your web applications. You can download the plugin directly from its GitHub repository using this link.
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(more…)BlueImp jQuery File Upload Plugin is one of the top favorites of GitHub and can be downloaded from this link. In this tutorial I will implement BlueImp jQuery File Upload plugin in an ASP.NET Core Application. It will have the following features:
(more…)There is no need to use the GridView’s OnRowEditing & OnRowUpdating events to update records. With jQuery, you can easily handle the entire update process directly from within the ASP.NET GridView without triggering a page postback. In this tutorial, I will show you how to use jQuery to update records directly inside the GridView, creating a faster and smoother user experience with No Page Postback.
(more…)JavaScript is a powerful programming language that can be used to Call Web API directly from the browser. In this tutorial, I will show you how to call a Web API using JavaScript, specifically with the XMLHttpRequest (XHR) object. I have already created a Web API built with ASP.NET Core that follows the RESTful pattern and supports all the essential CRUD operations. The API provides flight reservation data to clients in JSON format and allows clients to search reservations by ID, update existing reservations, delete reservations, and perform other related operations. I will use JavaScript and the XHR object to communicate with this API.
This tutorial is a part of the ASP.NET Core API series which contains 5 tutorials to master this area:
Portable Object files also known commonly as PO files are text based files containing the entry holding the relation between an original untranslated string and its corresponding translation. They are a substitute for resource files to perform localization of a website built in asp.net core.
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The GridView by default shows the data from ‘top to bottom’. If you want to show the data from left to right then you can use JavaScript to do this work. Here in this tutorial I will use JavaScript to swap the GridView’s Rows and Columns to bring 2 changes:
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