Form Builder - Drag and Drop

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Hi Guys

I have to make a simple form builder application in which one can easily drag the things(here asp.net controls) and get a replica of that control in the page.

user will be able to set its property like name, required, data type etc.

this site will help you in understanding what i am saying.. http://jotform.com/

Similar to this, i want to make it in ASP.NET and AJAX.

If anyone knows about it, please reply ASAP.

want to implement in very less time.. please help guys

I have to design this in web application and without using 3rd party component.

Posted 5-Sep-12 20:55pm

Giletwala Dhaval

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I see a contradiction in the question: you don't want to use 3-rd party components and you are asking if "anyone knows about it". If somebody "knows", it will be "3-rd party". I don't think you mean that someone will do the whole design or some other part of work for you. So, formally speaking, the question does not make much sense.

Informally: you should do the normal software development work; design and implement appropriate system. Such think would not be a miracle. And then, if you face some problem or have some specific concerns, ask a question — we would be glad to help you.

—SA

Posted 5-Sep-12 21:23pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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Giletwala Dhaval 6-Sep-12 3:31am

Sorry , I am not using 3 party control. u don't have any answer don't reply to solutions me because my requirement above. In future any regarding solution send tome and don't any type of other comments only send to answer
ok

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-Sep-12 13:19pm

Please stop your rudeness.

Of course I know how to develop such system; I just don't know a way to help you in the framework of Quick Questions and Answers. This is you who should not post pointless requests. If you have a specific problem, please ask your question. We don't have resources to guide you in a very wide scope. There is no "professional secrets" here, just some work, pretty big one. Either do it by yourself or hire someone. Again, if you have particular concerns, we will gladly help you.

--SA

Espen Harlinn 6-Sep-12 17:28pm

I agree ...

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-Sep-12 17:30pm

Thank you.
--SA

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Espen Harlinn · Accepted Answer · 2012-09-06T00:22:00

Sounds like you want to create a content management system in a hurry ...

Have a look at Windows SharePoint Services - it can be downloaded from:How to install Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 on a computer that is running Windows Server 2008[^]

Now, A Developer's Introduction to Web Parts[^] will help you get started - it's still non-trivial.

Alternatively you can look at umbraco[^], DotNetNuke[^], or any other CMS that implements the features you require.

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Espen Harlinn