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Can anyone point me in a direction to create a photo gallery using only C# code for a website? I know there is javascript but I'd like to know how to do one in C#. Does C# even have any of the capabilities required to do a gallery like javascript does?
Bellow are examples of javascript galleries. Is it possible to do this in just plain old C#?
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The answer is yes (and no at the same time)!
Yes - it is possible to create a site using C# (IIS web server and ASP.NET).
No - it is not possible to avoid using JavaScript/Flash/Silverlight/etc. if you want to make your side dynamic and fancy.
The web still needs HTML to show a page, so you would use C# to create HTML code and the browser will render it and display it.
If you are happy with just a list of images (no fancy sliders or accordeon controls, or whatever that is moving) = static content - then look at ASP.NET / MVC4.
If you want to create a fancy site using C# and avoid writing the JavaScript for yourself then add a framework like jQuery UI or Bootstrap on top of ASP.NET / MVC - the frameworks will handle the fancy stuff for you.
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hey freinds i am a new developer of ASP.NET in this world so i got little knowledge of ajax and would like to have more knowledge about that so please refer me the simplest and best knowledge source as i am new so that it should be easy for me to understand.............
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One of the best resources on the internet for web development is the w3school site.
It combines tutorials and references of many component's API of web technologies.
Take a tour at :
http://www.w3schools.com/
http://www.w3schools.com/js // for javascript
http://www.w3schools.com/ajax/default.ASP // for AJAX
Because of AJAX is more a method or technique based on JavaScript than an entire technology or programming language, you will not find any reference for AJAX, but you will find lots of tutorials and examples on the internet.
AJAX W3School Tutorial can be a good start.
AJAX is based on javascript, and ASP, .NET or C# can use it as it.
There is no Ajax for ASP (although it may be some quirks on IE*
interpretation of javascript).
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I am making windows based application where I do a lot of data processing and end up with list of coordinates and other information. I would like to use to plot markers, routes etc on a google map.
I believe that the google api is meant for web based applications.
I would like to keep the solution desktop based since that framework is best suited to do all the data processing I want.
Is there a clean, non third party based solution to use google maps and the api to do drawing and marking on the map from within the .net application?
You can use GreatMaps GMap.NET control for Microsoft's platforms.
it is across platform, open source .NET control from Microsoft.
check the below link to understand how to use GMap.Net control
GMap.NET Control
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I am attempting to develop a web page in which the codebehind draws diagrams. I have an analagous forms application which uses a picturebox, and the replies to the question here suggest I should use an Image Control.
But it isn't obvious how I should set about drawing my triangles and circles on this control. So: is an image control what I want? If so, can someone direct me to a tutorial or an example as to how to draw on it?
If it isn't, what should I be using? (What I am drawing isn't a graph.)
Don't do this on the server. Use client-side libraries. What you can do on the server - is prepare data for the diagram, send it to the client to do actual drawing.
For example mxGraph library has a nice .NET component that builds XML for the diagram on the server and then client-side draws diagram based on that XML.
The above is a commercial products, but there're free alternatives out there as well.
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I'm using Angular js for my web front end, and ASP.NET as my back end.
Can someone point me to a headless browser I can easily use to render content on the server side for web crawlers.
I am looking at Awesomium.NET and WebKit.NET and both seems like an ovekill (to me. corect me if I'm wrong.)
Can anyone recommend me something more lightweight and targets to solve crawling issues in SPA type web apps ?
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PhantomJS is the way to go. Among other things, you'll need to create a JS script so you can render your pages as pure HTML before returning them to the web crawlers. More info on that here.
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I have a WPF and C# application, and I want to know if it can be ported to silverlight. Is there a tool to analyse the dependencies and tell me what I can't use, and what I can ?
Thanks.
As far as I know there is not. The best way to find out is to create a Silverlight project and copy your code across, then start analysing all the build errors. It is not a great solution, but I don't know of any better way.
As an aside, there is a nice white paper that details the differences between WPF and Silverlight here:
http://wpfslguidance.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx
I have not seen such tool, but there is WPF compatibility list on MSDN which i use.
I've just remembered that when I tried to port a C# app to Linux/Mono I used Moma analyser, it helps to identify issues you may have when porting a .Net application to Mono, and I know that Mono only implement Silverlight not WPF, so I will give it a try.
And you can see and change the data for what Moma consider to be implemented or not. In the Definition directory there is a 2.8-4.0-defs.zip file, inside there are 4 text files exception.txt, missing.txt, monotodo.txt, and version.txt, it is 3 lists of functions that will produce errors. So maybe someone can scrape the info about what Silverlight implements, and change the files accordingly.