JQuery Tutorial for beginners using C#

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I've been given an assignment today at work, of which it is to be developed it using mv3 and JQuery. MVC3 i have no real problem, it is JQuery that i don't know (but i know a bit of javascript). I have a form that captures student details. What is needed is this. My boss wants me to include another button on the same page that will be labelled "preview". Such that when the user clicks it is will give the user a preview of how their profile looks on desktop and mobile once their details have been uploaded.

How do I go about? if please do help me out with tutorials that will help me out.

Thanks in advances

Posted 22-Apr-13 3:03am

sijimann

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Solution 2

Googling "jquery tutorial" gets 15m+ results - include the word "beginner" and you still get nearly 2 million.

Here's just a few

http://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials:Getting_Started_with_jQuery[^]

http://www.w3schools.com/jquery/default.asp[^]

http://www.jquery-tutorial.net/[^]

Posted 22-Apr-13 3:07am

CHill60

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StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 17:31pm

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Solution 1

HI
you can find jquery sample @ below link

http://jqueryui.com/

Posted 22-Apr-13 3:06am

asbis

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StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 17:31pm

Jquery and jqueryui is not the same...

Solution 3

You can learn JQuery from following Link. It's easy to understand. Link http://w3schools.com/jquery/default.asp[^]

Posted 22-Apr-13 3:08am

Varinder Raii

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NotPolitcallyCorrect · Accepted Answer · 2013-04-22T03:08:00

Solution 4

Please do some basic research yourself. Googling for "jquery tutorial" returns 15,300,000 results. The very first link is w3schools.com[^]

http://bit.ly/v92H6X[^]

Posted 22-Apr-13 3:08am

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StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 17:32pm

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[no name] 22-Apr-13 19:22pm

Thank you