Comments by SaranshSrivastava

SaranshSrivastava 2-Mar-15 12:24pm View

I've done it using jQuery but yes, we can do this using Angularjs as well.You have to create a module/plugin in angular and it will be done.

SaranshSrivastava 2-Mar-15 5:47am View

yes, i tried QUnit but found Jasmine better than that.

SaranshSrivastava 1-Mar-15 2:38am View

I've heard about App_browsers and browser definition file in .Net to make browser compatible and was trying the same. Any idea about that , how it works etc?

SaranshSrivastava 24-Feb-15 13:27pm View

please do not downvote the answer; if you think it's a correct answer.

SaranshSrivastava 24-Feb-15 0:54am View

I just tried your code after adding reference of google scripts and it worked fine for me. Can you put a breakpoint/debugger in your code where actually the issue is. It might be some settings.

SaranshSrivastava 22-Feb-15 12:10pm View

Ok. Then try this:

ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(this, GetType(), "errormsg","alert('my message');", true);

I think semi colon is missing in your JS function.

SaranshSrivastava 20-Feb-15 4:34am View

The best way to check the performance will be using perfmon. I'd suggest first publish your app so that all unnecessary symbols will be cleaned up and then analyse the app using perfmon or RedGate ANTS profiler.

SaranshSrivastava 20-Feb-15 3:41am View

You can use Pivots to convert rows into columns.

SaranshSrivastava 20-Feb-15 3:32am View

better to have a master page for you application and all web pages will be using this. Later if you have to modify, it's the only page you need to alter to reflect on whole web site.

SaranshSrivastava 20-Feb-15 3:29am View

Use AddRange() method of List instead Add. Like below:
string[] input = { "Apple",
"Orange",
"Apricots" };

List<string> fruits= new List<string>();
Console.WriteLine("\nAddRange(fruits)");
fruits.AddRange(input);

Console.WriteLine();
foreach( string fruit in fruits)
{
Console.WriteLine(fruit);
}

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