Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Dataset Vs DataReader
Introduction: Following are some of the differences between DataSet and DataReader objects in .NET.
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SQL SERVER
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Filter GridView Using tablesorter_filter plugin in ASP.NET
Introduction: Hey guys in the previous article i have explained how we can sort gridview and paginate gridview in asp.net at client side without making any postback to server using very small jQuery plugins for table sorting paging, filter. In this article i am going to explain how we can implement the filtering of records based on any column or group of columns either in a table or girdView. You can download each of these plugins by clicking here.
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JQuery
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Gridview Paging With TableSorter Pager Plugin
Introduction: In the previous article i have illustrated how we can use table sorter plugin into ASP.NET GridView Control to sort records displayed in gridview at client side without consuming server resources..This article describes the implementation of Pager ad-on of the table sorter plugin with GridView in ASP.NET to display paged records at the client side. So without making any post back you would be able to display desired no of records in gridview. So this would be a great approach if your application is going to contains large chunk/amount of data that need to sort and display at client side.
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ASP.NET,
JavaScript,
JQuery,
Style Sheets
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Sort GridView Using Table Sorter At Client Side
Introduction:
First of all i would like to introduce you with the table sorter. It's an add-on that uses jQuery plugin to sort the table at client. Since we are sorting table at client side so no server resources is being consumed and no post back occurs and no load on server side for sorting the table. you can download this plugin from the following website www.tablesorter.com .Christian Bach is the author of this plugin which did a fantastic job.
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JQuery
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