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jQuery UI Autocomplete Widget with ASP.NET VB
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.net, Web development, jquery
You might also be interested in the Using jQuery Autocomplete to Populate Another Autocomplete post. As a follow up to the jQuery UI Autocomplete Widget with ColdFusion and the jQuery UI Autocomplete Widget with PHP posts, I did one with ASP.NET (VB.NET) as the backend. I swear this is the last one I’m doing. I’m [...]
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jQuery.ajax and jQuery.post Form Submit Examples with ColdFusion
This is the same as the previous jquery form submit post that used PHP just flavored with CF this time. Two jQuery functions that allow for the submission of form are the jQuery.ajax function and the jQuery.post function (there is also jQuery.get but that is not addressed here). More functionality, along with more complexity, is [...]
Tags: ColdFusion, forms, jquery
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jQuery.ajax and jQuery.post Form Submit Examples with PHP
For a version of this using ColdFusion, see the CF jquery form submit post. Two jQuery functions that allow for the submission of form are the jQuery.ajax function and the jQuery.post function (there is also jQuery.get but that is not addressed here). More functionality, along with more complexity, is offered with the .ajax function while [...]
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Modal Confirmation Dialog on Form Submit: Javascript, jQuery UI, and Thickbox Varieties
75 CommentsWeb development, Work, jquery
jQuery files updated June 23, 2010 If you liked this post, you might also like the jQuery.ajax and jQuery.post Form Submit Examples with PHP post. I wanted to make a nice modal dialog box that would confirm submission of a form. And, specifically, it had to ask if their e-mail address was correct that they [...]
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Internet Explorer (IE) Not Submitting Form on Enter
5 CommentsInternet, Web development
While working on a ColdFusion application, I noticed that the login form was not submitted when enter was pressed in Internet Explorer. Other browsers, Firefox and Chrome specifically, did not have this issue. There are many methods used to fix this error if you Google it, but I found that the simplest solutions are usually [...]
