In this article you are going to learn to work with Deferred objects in jQuery.)
In this article you are going to learn about the global Ajax events you can hook into)
In this article you are going to learn to validate data using the jQuery plugin.)
In this blog post you learn how to work with form data using jQuery. Find out how to work with the OnFocus and OnBlur events. Learn about the submit(), serializeArray(), serialize(), and param() methods. You will also learn to work with FormData.)
jQuery has some shorthand functions for getting and posting data. In this blog post you learn to use the .get(), .getJSON(), and .post() functions. In addition, the .load() function is also demonstrated for dynamically loading HTML into the DOM.)
In this blog post you learn to make an Ajax call to a .NET Core Web API server using jQuery's $.ajax() method and promises. jQuery's $.ajax() can work with either callbacks, or can work with promises. In this blog post you learn to use promises as this is the preferred approach today.)
In this blog post you learn to make an Ajax call to a .NET Core Web API server using jQuery's $.ajax() method and callbacks. jQuery's $.ajax() can work with either callbacks, or can work with promises. In this blog post you learn to use callbacks as you may still this approach used in code that you might work on. In the next blog post you learn to use the promise approach.)
In this blog post you learn to create a node server to serve up web pages. On these web pages you can use JavaScript or jQuery to make Ajax calls to a web server that hosts Web API calls.)
In this blog post you learn to create an MVC application to serve up web pages. On these web pages you can use JavaScript or jQuery to make Ajax calls to a web server that hosts Web API calls.)
In this blog post you learn to create a .NET Core web server to service Web API calls coming from any Ajax front-end.)
We often have a one-to-many relationship in tables in a database. When you need to ask the user to select a parent value, then select a child value in a web application, you don't want to post-back just to refresh the child list. Doing so causes a flash on the page and can place the user back at the top of the web page. This is not the best UI experience for the user but can be remedied easily. In this blog post, you are going to learn to populate a drop-down list based on the selection in another drop-down list. The technologies used in this post are MVC, Entity Framework, Web API, jQuery, and Ajax. To try out the samples in this blog post, create an MVC application using Visual Studio.)