Sometimes you need to provide a feature to add HTML contents in a database table's column. For creating this feature you can use CKEditor which is a free HTML Text Editor. It's integration is fairly simple and this tutorial will teach how to use CKEditor in your ASP.NET Web Forms website.
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You can create a feature in your MVC site where a user can enter HTML contents for a certain field. This can be achieved using CKEditor which you can download from CKEditor's Website.
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In ASP.NET MVC you can create paging Links very easily using 2 classes – PagingHelper.cs and PagingInfo.cs.
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The jQuery removeClass() method, as the name suggests, is used to remove one or more class names from a selector. For removing multiple class names, separate them using spaces.
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The jQuery addClass() method is used to add one or more CSS class to a selected element/elements. To add more than one class name, separate them using spaces.
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In jQuery, if you want to find out whether some elements (or a single element) are assigned a particular CSS Class then use the .hasClass() method. It returns true when it finds the CSS class else returns false.
$(selector).hasClass("classname");
The selector can either be an element or a group of elements.
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In ASP.NET MVC, the Client Side Validation of controls are done using jQuery and 2 plugins called jQuery Validation & jQuery Unobtrusive Validation.
The first thing is to include all these 3 in your project, which you can do easily through NuGet.
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Whenever a form is submitted then you should ensure to do the Server Side Validation of every control so that the received data is correct and valid.
Some developers provide only client side validation and leave the server side validation. This is a wrong practice as users can disable JavaScript on their browser and bypass the Client Side Validation. Therefore always make sure to do Server Side Validation in your project.
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The jQuery Selector starts with the dollar sign and parentheses - $(), and finds one or more HTML elements in the DOM. We can use name, id, CSS Class, type, attribute, etc to find elements using the jQuery Selector.
The below jQuery Selector finds all the div elements in the DOM.
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The TheMovieDB (TMDB) API provides all the information of movies, actors and series, free of charge. You can integrate this API in your Website using only jQuery AJAX.
In this tutorial I will allow user to search for any actor (like Tom Cruise, Nicole kidman, Tom Hanks, etc). The actor results will be shown in a grid structure created with a div element. On clicking on any actor in this result, the whole information of that actor is shown to the user.
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