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CreateUserWizard Set Email as Username VB.NET 3.5
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.net, Web development, Work
Commonly, a login username is the individual’s email address. If you have used the CreateUserWizard in ASP.NET 3.5, you know that the username field and the email field are separate fields. Username is required by the wizard and email is not. If you want to populate the email field in the database with the username [...]
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Using Google Docs to Create a Survey
After creating the pop-up survey in jQuery, further exploration on creating online polls has turned up Google Docs quick and dirty form creation.
Google posted a 2-minute video on Google Docs form creation that pretty much sums it up. This has actually been around for a couple of years now but, even though it’s a little [...]
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Pop-up Survey with jQuery UI Dialog
7 CommentsWeb development, jquery
I was tasked with creating a pop-up survey for a project. Fairly simple whether I used the jQuery dialog or not so I added a “Thank you” dialog that displays the survey results with a lightweight, css-based bar chart just for fun.
Pop-up Behavior
Pop-up survey opens no matter what page of the website the user enters. [...]
Tags: jquery
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Using jQuery Datepicker and Dialog Box To Select Date Range
5 CommentsWeb development, jquery
Using a jquery datepicker in a jquery dialog box to select a date range is a handy, slick way of having users input dates. Date handling and validation in forms when input by the user can be tricky at best.
Here a modal dialog box will be used to allow the user to select a date [...]
Tags: jquery
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Positioning Multiple jQuery UI Dialogs
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This post shows one way to position multiple jQuery UI dialogs on the same page. It positions the dialog over the calling button based on the button’s position in the viewport.
The dialog box contents can be placed anywhere in the body. For this example they look like this:
<div id="helpDialog1" title="Help >> Dialog 1">
[...]
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