In ASP.NET Web forms we had access to Sys.PageRequestManager to determine the ajax call finish. How can we run a JS after ajax call finish in ASP.NET Core 2.2?
I do not have access the the Ajax call, it runs by a plugin, I have to write some code to make some changes to loaded data with that plagin ajax.
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Will the new JSF 4.0 be free of the full view getting rebuild on server side after each ajax request?
This rebuild is very time consuming on pages with many components.
Or exists a way to avoid building the whole view after Ajax call?
Maybe cache components on the server side, they will not change by Ajax?
I was looking for the solution in Omnifaces, tried with o:cache, but does not work. Every time after ajax request all components are rebuild.
What is the proper way to call an MVC method via AJAX in DNN?
I tried the following URL:
(Does not work)
/DesktopModules/MVC/MyModule/MyController/MyAction
(Works but returns full html instead of Json)
/Home/ModuleID/432/Controler/Action/
Basically I just learnt AJAX yesterday and still learning. I have a project right now which requires me to write a Web Service method to search for shops. Everything is find but then again, I'm calling the web service using JSP, I would like to display the result using AJAX.
When I test my AJAX, it works when I integrate it with PHP file but may I know if it works for JSP kind of file? If so, is there any tutorial that show steps for me to learn?
If another case, if AJAX couldn't be perform using JSP, is there any other way for me to use AJAX with my Web Service?
I am trying to convert my existing ASP.NET application to MVC 3 Razor. I use a lot of updatepanels, and I do conditional updates at the code behind using MyUpdatePanel.Update().
I am not finding this functionality with MVC 3. I can see a lot of blogposts talking about jQuery and how to use it to achieve the same, but I want to render other partialviews from my action conditionally. Is it possible to achieve it?
The way you'd work with Ajax in ASP.NET MVC is completely different from the ASP.NET way (i.e., Ajax toolkit with server-side controls such as UpdatePanel).
ASP.NET MVC is more basic and therefore more work. You handle Ajax calls on the client side using a library such as jQuery, and on the server side you implement a controller with Ajax methods.
Have a look at http://sweettam.blogspot.com/2011/06/aspnet-mvc-3-ajax-part-i.html.
I am looking to implement a live search in my MVC app similar to this site when you type in a question and results come up that are similar or like the search on http://www.krop.com/
I have the search code all working and results updated. I just need to know how to add the AJAX to the MVC framework (I know this site was built using it) so that when I type the results are updated.
I had this all working in normal ASP.NET Forms app.
what you need to do it attach to Jquery onchage event handler, and then call some ajax method of jquery ($.load , $.ajax etc...) and the information from a specified controller. asp.net mvc controller can return json results so you can later manipulate it in your javascript code.
if you have any other questions go ahead and ask.
An ASP.NET MVC site will have AJAX and JQuery available by default.
Mike Bosch's Blog can give you some pointers on this