I’m talking about asp.net MVC2 The point: if you are implementing an IModelBinder for a type, you should add a call to bindingContext.ModelState.SetModelValue(bindingContext.ModelName, valueFromRequest); this is done to make sure that at your controller action you can access ModelState[ nameOfThisProperty ] and nameOfThisProperty will be present as a key at ModelState also for successful binding. And for the details: ( Partial form validation including custom modelBinding ...
Smashing magazine posted a Seven Must-See Videos and Presentations for Web App Developers finally had the chance to start watching these videos(on the bus :)) The first one deals with Speeding up your JavaScript by Nicholas C. Zakas Very interesting talk: While watching this remember that you should take the problematic places that need to perform better and make the changes there( as Nicholas also stated at the beginning of the talk and also in this post following the talk ). I think that performance...
Let's imagine you have the following select element: <select id="someSelect"> <option value="">-Select-</option> <option value=" 12 ">21</option> <option value=" 11 ">20</option> <option value=" 10 ">19</option> <option value="9">18</option> <option value="8">17</option> <option value="7">16</option> <option value="6">15<...