I have a custom class, Customer. I want to show a JQuery message on exception. I am attempting following class but the problem is that Page.Response object is unavailable in a custom class.

How to modify the exception line in below given code? I have a separate class named as: MyErrorHandler, that stores all the methods for error handling. Code of both the classes is given below:

public sealed class Customer
{

     public void FillList()
     {
        try
        {
                .....
        }
        catch (Exception ex)
        {
             MyErrorHandler.GetScript(Page.Response,ex.Message.ToString());
        }
}

public static class MyErrorHandler
{
    public static void GetScript(System.Web.HttpResponse r, string customErrorMessage)
    {
        r.Write("<script type='javascript'>$  .msg({ content : '" + customErrorMessage + "' });</script>");
    }
}

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I’ve built a filter plugin in jQuery that pops up an unordered list of query results from a database after I click an input textfield and filters the list depending on the changing content of the input field. I guess it’s clear so far, we see many such things.

After spending some time with building it into a plugin I quickly realised that the .live() function I use on the list items instead of .click() (I have to use it as the list items are generated dynamically) doesn’t work the way I want it to work. After some googling, I found some relating articles, but my real problem is that the .live() function binds my click event to all the input fields with which I use the plugin, and after I click a list item it pushes the text in all of the callers.

Here’s a snapshot of the problem.

Here’s the relevant code:

I call the plugin like this on two input fields:

$  ('#inputf').lookupFilter({ dataSource: '/GetTownsForCounty/1', loadOnce: true });
$  ('#inputfield').lookupFilter({ dataSource: '/GetTownsForCounty/1', loadOnce: true });

And defined the plugin like this:

(function( $   ){
    var settings = {
         datarows: '#datarows',
         //  other settings here
    };
    $  .fn.lookupFilter = function( options ) {
      return this.each(function() {
        var $  this = $  (this);
        if( options ) {
            $  .extend( settings, options );
        }

     //  Generating & filtering the list items here

        $  this.keyup( function(){
            if($  (this).val() != '') {
                $  ("#datarows > li:not([name^='" + $  (this).val().toLowerCase() + "']):visible").hide();
                $  ("#datarows > li[name^='" + $  (this).val().toLowerCase() + "']:hidden").show();
            }
        })
        .keyup();  

        ajaxRequest(settings.dataSource);

        $  (settings.datarows + ' > li').live('click', function() {
            pushText($  this, $  (this).text());
            alert('right after pushText for id: ' + $  this.attr('id'));
        });
     });
})(jQuery);

I tried the above mentioned source’s solution like this (changing the $ (settings.datarows… line to this):

$  (settings.datarows + ' > li').liveBindTest();

And introducing the function itself:

$  .fn.liveBindTest = function () {
      $  (this.selector).live('click', function() {
          console.log('live clicked ' + $  (this).attr('id'));
          return false;
      });

But it returns both input fields’ ID again.

So, question is whether there is a workaround to bind only the relevant input field to the click event, or is it me who do things wrong? (Or is it an actual problem that no one has spotted yet?)

Thanks for the help.

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The following snippet works as expected:

function boxAnimation() {
        var dfd = $  .Deferred();
        $  ('div').fadeIn('slow', dfd.resolve);
        return dfd.promise();
    }

    $  (function () {
        boxAnimation().done(
            function () { $  (this).animate({ 'margin-top': 50 }); },
            function () { $  (this).animate({ 'margin-left': 150 }); },
            function () { $  (this).animate({ 'margin-top': 250 }); },
            function () { $  (this).animate({ 'margin-left': 350 }); }
        ).fail(function () { alert('failed'); });
    });

However in this one the differed object is neither rejected or resolved. Tell me where am I going wrong. Thanks

function boxAnimation() {
        var dfd = $  .Deferred();
        var randomNum = Math.floor(Math.random() * 5);
        $  ('div').fadeIn('slow', function () {
            if (randomNum == 1) {
                dfd.reject;
            }
            else {
                dfd.resolve;
            }
        });
        return dfd.promise();
    }

    $  (function () {
        boxAnimation().done(
            function () { $  (this).animate({ 'margin-top': 50 }); },
            function () { $  (this).animate({ 'margin-left': 150 }); },
            function () { $  (this).animate({ 'margin-top': 250 }); },
            function () { $  (this).animate({ 'margin-left': 350 }); }
        ).fail(function () { alert('failed'); });
    });

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I have the following controller that I am posting to in a form via AJAX:

[HttpPost]
public ActionResult Create(List<int> listOfSTuff)
{
    try
    {
        service.Create(listOfSTuff);
    }
    catch
    {
        return null;
    }
    return Json(new { gid = g.ID });
}

I am having a hard time with my jQuery AJAX post making the datatypes compatible. Here is my jQuery/JavaScript code:

var listOfStuff = [1, 2, 3];

$  .ajax({
    type: 'POST',
    url: '/MyController/Create',
    data: listOfStuff,
    success: function(data) {
        alert(data.gid);
    },
    error: alert(':('),
    dataType: 'json'
});

I know that the AJAX post to the controller is working because I get a gid but I do not see the array elements 1 or 2 or 3 saved in the database. It does not appear that the controller likes my JavaScript array that is being passed over. Can anyone suggest how the data structure should look like from the frontend?

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I’m using this tooltip: http://flowplayer.org/tools/demos/tooltip/index.html

I have the following lines in my html file:

<script src="/javascripts/home.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script src="http://cdn.jquerytools.org/1.2.6/jquery.tools.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="/scripts/jquery.min.js"></script>

<div id="boo">
<img src="image1.jpg" title="this thing is a tool"/>
<img src="image2.jpg" title="this thing is also tool"/>
</div>

I have the following line in my home.js file:

$  ("#boo img[title]").tooltip();

I have the following line in my css file:

.tooltip {
    display:none;
    background:transparent url(/tools/img/tooltip/black_arrow.png);
    font-size:12px;
    height:70px;
    width:160px;
    padding:25px;
    color:#fff;
}

I get this error:

Uncaught TypeError: Object [object Object] has no method 'tooltip'

I’m at my wits end. I feel like I’ve followed the example on the site exactly, but no idea what’s going on.

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I am creating a web application using visual studio 2010 using sql server at the backend. I need to randomly select 10 questions from a database using web service in c# and display the results in a web browser using jquery.
On the browser I need to diplay question in random order and answer choices randomized as well.

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I have a parent Model that has by default and nested Model. The nested Model itself has propertyA, which is an object with defaultValue and userValue. The idea is that every instance of parent Model comes with a nested Model that has a userValue of null, and a static default value.

The problem is, when I update the userValue for one instance, it ends up changing for all instances going forward. Instead of updating the userValue for a particular instance, I’m doing something wrong and updating the nested Model “prototype”.

Below code available at http://jsfiddle.net/GVkQp/4/. Thanks for help.

var ParentModel = Backbone.Model.extend({
    initialize: function(){
        var defaultObjs = {
            nestedModel : new NestedModel()
        };
        $  ().extend(this.attributes, defaultObjs);
    }
});

var NestedModel = Backbone.Model.extend({
    defaults: {
        "propertyA" : {
                        "defaultValue" : "ABC",
                        "userValue": null
                      }
    }
});

var ParentView = Backbone.View.extend({
    initialize: function(){
        var self = this;
        var defaultValue = self.model.get("nestedModel").get("propertyA")["defaultValue"];
        var userValue = self.model.get("nestedModel").get("propertyA")["userValue"];

        var div = $  ("<div class='box'>defaultValue = <span id='defaultValue'>" +
                    defaultValue+ "</span>, userValue = <span id='userValue'>" +
                    userValue + "</span></div>");
        var divButton = $  ('<input type="button" value="Change my userValue to DEF">')
            .click(function(){
            temp = self.model.get("nestedModel").get("propertyA");
            temp.userValue = "DEF";
            //wherewas my intention is just to set the userValue for a particular instance,
            //generating another instance of ParentView (by clicking button) reveals that
            //the userValue is set even for new instances.
            //How can I change it such that I only change the userValue of the particular
            //instance?

            //set value
            self.model.get("nestedModel").set({"propertyA": temp});

            //update userValue in View
            userValue = self.model.get("nestedModel").get("propertyA")["userValue"];
            $  (this).parent().find("span#userValue").text(userValue);
        });    

        //append divButtont to div
        div.append(divButton)

        //append div to body
        $  ('body').append(div)
    },
});

$  ("#add").click(function(){
    var newBoxView = new ParentView({
        model: new ParentModel()
    });
});

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i using this code to show a title

$  (".line").mopTip({
'w':150,
'style':"overOut",
'get': $  (this).attr("title")
});

but as title I get the title of page… what do I wrong?

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I have a main site A onto which I load content with AJAX from sub-site B. There is a jQuery file that alters elements on the site A (adds events to them, classes, re-renders them if needed etc) that is being launched on document.ready()

Now I need to load content from site B into site A. I do it with a function:

$  .get("/some/url/",{},function(e){
    $  (".some_div").html(e);
});

The problem is if I include jQuery in site B, the following happens: jQuery loads the content, puts it into site A and then triggers all the scripts that were fetched within it. Which causes re-render of the site and whole lot of mess.

What I need to do is to emulate the document.ready() on the HTML object e right after it was pulled out of the site B but before it is appended to the site A (so I will have re-rendered HTML code with all events, classes and listeners ready).

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i have the following code: (simplified for readability)

CSHARP:

        foreach(DataRow dRow in myDS.Tables[0].Rows){
            Company myCompany = new Company();
            myCompany.id = int.Parse(dRow["id"].ToString());
            Companies.Add(myCompany);
        }

        JavaScriptSerializer serializer = new JavaScriptSerializer();
        Response.Write(serializer.Serialize(Companies));
        Response.End();

JQUERY:

$  .getJSON('ajax.aspx?what=' + $  ('input[name="what"]').val() + '&where=' + $  ('input[name="what"]').val(), function (data) {
    $  .each(data, function (key, val) {
        var myCompany = new function () {
            this.id = val.id;
        }
        Companies.push(myCompany);
    });
});

now, i have another object in the CSHARP code, which is named Cities
and i would like to return it in the same request.

something like

Response.Write(serializer.Serialize(Companies));
Response.Write(serializer.Serialize(Cities));
Response.End()

and offcourse parse it on the Client side.

how can i do something like that?

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