Enabling or disabling a validator control in javascript
Recently I had to have a form that had a requiredfieldvalidator that was supposed to validate only on certain conditions. I did not want the validator to validate its control (textbox B) unless textbox A had a value in it. I decided the best way to do this was to capture the keyup event of [...]
The numbers don’t lie
Yesterday I talked about my hatred of postbacks and third party controls. Looking back on it, I didn’t include any numbers to back me up. Well, here are some numbers. In this scenario, I have a page that contains two dropdown controls. One is populated with the numbers one through 10. The second one is [...]
The Devil and his minions: ASP.Net webforms and 3rd party web toolkits
I am what you would call anal. Anal for total control over performance in my applications. I want to wring out as much performance as I possibly can. The web forms engine from Microsoft for their ASP.NET framework stop me from doing that. Web forms are bad for two reasons (I am sure there are [...]
