On 09/02/07, Kevin Fricovsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Just curious how many asp.net developers are out there using jquery?
>
> I've been seeing a lot of .aspx extension on links to examples (like the
> link below)
>
> Good to see.
I use ASP.NET, but only for work sites (internal (i.e. intranets) and
public (www sites)). The internal sites use jQuery throughout, but the
public ones don't.
What I don't like about ASP.NET is that it uses a server-side form
that often is needed to wrap the contents of a whole page. So a lot of
plugins that output <form> tags (e.g. quicksearch), end up resulting
in the page not being valid HTML (although they still work).
ASP.NET does change names and ids of elements when they are added to
elements in a user control (which is to prevent conflicts with other
user controls with the same names). What I do to resolve this is wrap
the user control in a div (or have the wrapper within the user
control) and select items with:
$("#mywrapper [EMAIL PROTECTED]")
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