Learning jQuery

It’s safe to say that web developers enjoy a challenge, it comes with the territory. Whether you’re embarking on a new project requiring technical elements you’re less familiar with, or ‘simply’ carrying out general maintenance on past work; there’s always the potential for unforeseen challenges to arise. That said, these challenges should always be seen […]

While using jQuery ajax, one needs to be very careful while handling errors as there are chances that your ajax request gets failed for any reason like server didn't respond, database error or any server side exception. So it is best practice to always handle errors while using jQuery.ajax(). To handle errors, there are 3 […]

Yesterday for one of my requirement, I needed to execute/run multiple ajax request simultaneously or in parallel. Instead of waiting for first ajax request to complete and then issue the second request is time consuming. The better approach to speed up things would be to execute multiple ajax request simultaneously. Related Post: Avoid jQuery.post(), use […]

jQuery provides a function called "getScript", which allows to load external Javascript or js file on the fly. The advantage of using $.getScript is that it loads the content on run time, which is far better than including <script> tag in your head section. jQuery getScript load a JavaScript file from the server using a […]

Well, as you are aware that there are many ways to make an ajax call. If you don't know then do read "How to Make jQuery AJAX calls". Okay, hope you have gone through the article. So 2 very common ways are jQuery.Post() and jQuery.get().jQuery post() is for to make a post request and jQuery […]

I had previously posted about "jQuery does not work properly after ajax partial postback" and the best possible solution was to put all your jQuery code in pageLoad() function instead of document.ready(). This works great. But this will not work when you are using ASP.NET master page feature and you have jQuery code in master […]