Posts Tagged ‘ajax’

Okay so the first question some of you may have is why the Iced Cap made with Chocolate Milk. If you know me you already know this is my favorite beverage in the summer.  Now onto my article. There are lots of articles on the methods and there are options but no article lists all the […]

Concept This blog is intended for novice to understand jQuery Ajax functionality and its integration with servlet by creating a simple project.  What is JQuery Ajax? Ajax (Asynchronous Java Script and XML) enables exchanging data between client and server and updating parts of web page without reloading the entire page. jQuery provides easy to use […]

When the web was young, it was simple, it was stateless. It was originally envisioned by its creators as a set of hypertext documents linked together. Then, somebody added a forms tag and the era of web applications has begun. Nowadays, web applications could be as complex as needed. Pretty much any kind of application could be […]

If your web application is built using ASP.NET MVC stack and it requires user authentication and authorization to access a certain parts of the application (or application as a whole), then the chances are that you using [Authorize] controller attribute. This attribute could be applied to controller as a whole or to any of the […]

In the previous installment of this post series I talked about CSRF attack and how to prevent it using ASP.NET MVC built in components. Today I want to dive deeper into the framework code and show you what’s under the hood to anti-forgery token implementation in MVC. Some time ago Microsoft took a huge step […]

I’d like to introduce a new post style series to you that I think might be helpful. In this ongoing Problem\Solution series I plan on posing a question in which I did not know the answer. After performing a bit of research I come to a solution in which I share with you. I’m a […]

I’d like to introduce a new post style series to you that I think might be helpful. In this ongoing Problem\Solution series I plan on posing a question in which I did not know the answer. After performing a bit of research I come to a solution in which I share with you. I’m a […]

I heard Eric Harlan and Mark Rackley talk about best practices with JQuery and Sharepoint JQuery Overview What It’s that client side middle tier thing It’s a Javascript utility library available at JQuery.com Lots of third parties libraries are available to enhance your sites Why Using it will improve your user experience You don’t have […]

Dennis Bland has an interesting post on our Spark blog on using JQuery to change your logo.  They have a great example of allowing your logo to change without using Flash.

Ajax is a good thing, right?    Well, not always. What Happened A financial company had a content based intranet and the implementer decided that absolutely everything should be done using Ajax.   The home page had about a dozen portlets on it.  Some were personalized but most simply displayed non personalized content which did not change […]

Client side aggregation using AJAX interactions seems to be a must have these days.  Everyone wants to be like iGoogle or pick your favorite client side aggregated site.  Now while this is wonderful for portal, it is not always appropriate to use and can severely impact performance.  For example, here is a high level typical […]

So everyone wants a really cool looking web application these days.  They want it to look good. They want the interface to meet or beat the application interfaces you use on your desktop and the want it to be fast.  There exists a number of options that you can use. They include: AJAX, Adobe Flash/Flex, […]