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How to make asp.mvc work in iframe ? (for example i have simple page : silverlight menu and iframe ) .I know how to change iframe src from silverlight but I dont know how to make asp.mvc work in that iframe. Thanks for help
You could point the iframe source to your ASP.NET MVC application:
<iframe src="http://foo.com/yourmvcapp/home/index"></iframe>
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Is there any way to draw a simple image like some lines with asp.net mvc?
Any component or tool?
Actually user wants to draw a simple map and save it to database. Any idea?
I think they warn against doing it in ASP.NET but we've used the graphics libraries to do it before. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/5y289054.aspx
try to understand mvc first, its a framework on top of ASP.NET not a client side tool. You could try HTML5 Canvas
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Does anyone know how to capture a handwritten signature (from a tablet) in to a Grails form?
This isn't really a Grails specific question, but check out the jQuery UI Signature plugin of the jQuery Signature Pad plugin.
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I am looking for creating something like mouthshut.com where users can rate products and services. Thanks.
You can create a review/rating website with any web framework available over there...
The important thing is what programming language do you like to build it.
For Example:
Python: Web2py, Django
Java/Scala: Play2,
PHP: YII
A good place to begin: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_web_application_frameworks
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#MvcHtmlString.Create("" + blogComment .UserBlogUrl + "" )
Why are you not doing:
#blogComment.UserBlogUrl
Instead?
Which version of .net are you on? Is it .Net 4.0. Have you considered using
Html.ActionLink
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In IE8 or anything older, innerHTML is not supported on certain elements like TR & TD. Unfortunately, the MicrosoftMvcAjax.js file included in the MVC 2 project uses innerHTML for the Ajax update method within the Ajax.BeginForm or Ajax.ActionLink.
To fix that, look into Line 18 of MicrosoftMvcAjax.js and replaced it with this:
Sys.Mvc.MvcHelpers.updateDomElement=function(target,insertionMode,content){if(target){switch(insertionMode){case 0:$(target).html(content);break;case 1:if(content&&content.length>0){$(target).html(content+target.innerHTML.trimStart());}break;case 2:if(content&&content.length>0){$(target).html(target.innerHTML.trimEnd()+content);}break;}}}
Basically, I took out the innerHTML call and replaced it with jQuery's html().