need help about jquery tabs and posting its data to asp.net mvc controller

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Hi friends.

I am using asp.net mvc 1.0. In this I have to create an UI for modifying the profile of the user. Now this modfiy profile will contain jquery tabs. and each jqeury tab will show some results such as user's personel information, professional info, etc on seperate tabs.

I also want to give user ability to modify the fields and save this modified data. I am just not getting any idea how to do that. I have searched on internet for various jquery examples. most of them are just showing data to user by creating some partial views. Also i am not getting exactly how this functionality can be achieved through ajax on click of button.

Does anyone have any idea about it ?

A sample example will do a great job.

Thanks in Advance.

With Regards

Mandar

Posted 12-May-10 0:41am

mandarbansod

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hi,
u shud give roles to user..and define the permission of each role in database.and put the role into cookie while the user log in to the page...
and then check the role permission of the logged user while he s trying to update his details..If he hav permission then only allow him for editing the profile...
hope this idea may help you..thank you..

Posted 8-Dec-10 0:57am

Blesson Mathew

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Not Active · Accepted Answer · 2010-05-12T02:51:00

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It seems you are trying to learn too many things at once. Break the problem in to sections, first learn MVC, then learn JQuery, or visa versa.

Posted 12-May-10 2:51am

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