I\'m submitting an Ajax form but when it hits the controller the Request.IsAjax returns false and my page therefore redirects.Anyone know why it would do this?
I have a little problem with an AJAX function: PAGE A stands for the page. PAGE X stands for the loaded content.
I have a view with Html.BeginForm() that calls a partial view(mentioned below and has no Form) passing in the main viewmodel. The Model has Data Annotation.
I am creating a day range validator using DataAnnotations, jQuery.validate and jquery.validate.unobtrusive.I\'ve already read the following:
what is the difference b/w $(function(){ }); and (function ($) { //found this code in jquery uobtrusive ajax
For a module I\'m working on, I want to add a block in the shopping cart screen, I want to do it unobtrusively and I\'d like to place it beneath the cart content and before the other blocks (coupon, s
If one of the fields in the Model is bound to a EditorTemplate, will the javascript unobtrusive data-val-* parameters be generated for the EditorTemplate if the field in the Model is decorated with va
I need to avoid the double click submitting behavior. I\'m using the client validation with the unobtrusive library. I have the following code for avoiding the double clic:
I\'m trying to make an unobtrusive action for deleting bookmarks in CakePHP. Allthough it\'s working just fine, I suspect there must be a better way to do this. Could someone please point me in the ri
Imagine you have a normal table view where each row is an item on a conveyor belt. You will put the items in each cell of the table view but when you scroll you also want the background image (the con