Asp.net - display progress bar button click asp net

Introduction

                        This article is about showing load progress using jQuery and JavaScript. Often we perform high bandwidth operations like file upload, etc. To give a bit of relief to the website user, we need to show that something is happening. The best way is to show a progress message using JavaScript with overlay fade effect in the client area of browser.

Description

To show progress bar using jQuery, I'm using one .JS files. The .JS file is the latest version of jQuery file downloaded from Demo Code.CSS part which is used for styling overlay fade effect and progress message box style. A GIF image is used to make the progress box more effective.

Progress bar using jQuery can be attached with server side ASPX controls as well as HTML controls. For example, ASPX Link Button, Hyperlink, Menu, Button, Dropdown List, List Box, etc. and HTML Anchor, Select, Input, etc.

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draggable div using javascript

Introduction

                              How to implement a simple script to drag elements in a web page. So in this post I want to illustrate the simplest method I know and use to drag everything in asp.net pages, using just three rows of JavaScript code.

In this post I provided a very basic script quick to reuse and customize in your web projects (in the live preview I added some little additional features respect the content of this tutorial.

Description

                        Have you ever tried doing some animation using JavaScript or moving DIVs here well, you know then how much pain it is as not only you have to tackle the difficult part of animation but also making it cross browser compatible.

Well you probably know why I am stretching up so hard is just to tell you how easy it is to use jQuery and JavaScript and do some really fantastic things without even bothering of knowing how it is done internally

In this small note, I will show you how to do Dragging of a DIV using jQuery and JavaScript. I will show you the demo of a DIV, which can be dragged here and there.

Call this JavaScript function on div then this div is movable

<script src="jquery-1.4.2.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

<script src="moovPU.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

ondblclick='void(0);' onmouseover='over=true;' onmouseout='over=false;'

 

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MySQL Split String Function

Introduction

                              MySQL Split String Function

MySQL does not include a function to split a delimited string. However, it’s very easy to create your own function.

Description

                        The following example function takes 2 parameters, performs an operation using an SQL function, and returns the result.

Call this function

CALL split_string(@customers,",");

SET @Cust = (SELECT VALUE FROM SplitValues WHERE LTRIM(RTRIM(VALUE)) = newcoustomer);

DELIMITER $$

CREATE DEFINER=`User`@`localhost` FUNCTION `split`(sStringIn TEXT,splitChar VARCHAR(1)) RETURNS TEXT CHARSET latin1

    NO SQL

BEGIN

DECLARE comma INT DEFAULT 0;

DECLARE mylist TEXT DEFAULT sStringIn;

DECLARE temp TEXT DEFAULT '';

DECLARE strlen INT DEFAULT LENGTH(sStringIn);

DECLARE outtext TEXT(10000) DEFAULT '';

SET comma = LOCATE(splitChar,mylist);

SET outtext='';

WHILE strlen > 0 DO

IF comma = 0 THEN

SET temp = TRIM(mylist);

SET mylist = '';

SET strlen = 0;

END IF;

IF comma != 0 THEN

SET temp = TRIM(SUBSTRING(mylist,1,comma-1));

SET mylist = TRIM(SUBSTRING(mylist FROM comma+1));

SET strlen = LENGTH(mylist);

END IF;

IF temp != ''

THEN

SET outtext = CONCAT(outtext,' and Path not like ',CHAR(39),CHAR(37),temp,CHAR(37),CHAR(39));

END IF;

SET comma = LOCATE(splitChar,mylist);

END WHILE;

RETURN outtext;

END$$

DELIMITER ;

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