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Learn how to build a multi-user scheduling calendar for ASP.NET MVC. Create a meeting room booking app that allows your end-users to add, delete, edit, and move events between different rooms.
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This tutorial explains how to integrate a Google-like event calendar in your ASP.NET MVC application, using dhtmlxScheduler - an open source JavaScript calendar control. You will learn how to add an Ajax-based event calendar on a web page, load events from .NET sever side, and update them in the database when user makes changes in the browser.
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Learn Notable ASP.net file extension in ASP.net
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Reserved application folders in ASP.NET
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The ASP.NET Framework gives you the most commonly used namespaces...
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Learn How to create Your first ASP.net page
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This attribute was introduced with ASP.NET 2.0, and makes it possible to divide your form elements into groups. Usually, a validator control is always triggered on a postback, which could sometimes lead to problems.
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If none of the other validators can help you, the CustomValidator usually can. It doesn't come with a predefined way of working; you write the code for validating your self. This is of course very powerful, since the possibilities are basically endless.
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The RegularExpressionValidator is a bit more difficult to write about, because it requires knowledge of Regular Expressions to really use it. However, RegularExpressionValidator is one of the most useful validators, because it can be used to check the validity of any kind of string.
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The RangeValidator does exactly what the name implies; it makes sure that the user input is within a specified range. You can use it to validate both numbers, strings and dates, which can make it useful in a bunch of cases. Since we validated numbers the last time, we will try with a date this time.
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The CompareValidator might not be the most commonly used validator of the bunch, but it's still useful in some cases. It can compare two values, for instance the values of two controls. In the next example, I will show you a small example of how it can be used.
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The RequiredFieldValidator is actually very simple, and yet very useful. You can use it to make sure that the user has entered something in a TextBox control.
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Ever since the first dynamic website was created, form validation has been an important subject. Getting user input through the system requires much attention, and with previous serverside scripting languages, there were no standard way of dealing with form validation.
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In a previous chapter, we looked at defining properties for our UserControl, but events can be declared and used as well! This allows you to encapsulate even more functionality inside your controls, and then let your page respond to certain events, triggered by the control, if necessary.
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In the previous chapter we created a UserControl, and now we will try using it for the first time. Pick a page in your project, or simply create a new one for the purpose, and open it. The first thing we have to do, is declare our UserControl.
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Okay, so we will be building a UserControl for displaying information about a community user. First of all, let's add a UserControl to our project. In your Visual Studio or Visual Web Developer, you should be able to right click on your project and select Add new item..
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A UserControl is a separate, reusable part of a page. You can put a piece of a page in a UserControl, and then reuse it from a different location. The name, UserControl, might seem a bit fancy, but actually, it's just like a regular page, with an optional CodeBehind file.
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Okay, the onclick event from last chapter was easy, but let's try creating all the code required to use an event from scratch.
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ASP.NET is an event-driven way of making web applications. With PHP and Classic ASP, you have one file, which is executed line after line, from start to end. However, ASP.NET is very different.
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While our first example was fine, we unfortunately broke one of the coding principles of ASP.NET: To separate markup and code. As you noticed, we added a scripting block (using <% %>), where we wrote a line of C# code to use the label.
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