Continuing in my pseudo-series of posts based on my ASP.NET MVC Ninjas on Fire Black Belt Tips Presentation at Mix (go watch it!), this post covers a demo I did not show because I ran out of time. It was a demo I held in my back pocket just in case I went too fast and needed one more demo. A common scenario when building web user interfaces is providing a pageable and sortable grid of data. Even better if it uses AJAX to make it more responsive and snazzy. Since ASP.NET MVC includes jQuery, I figured it?d be fun to use a jQuery plugin for this demo, so I chose jQuery Grid . After creating a standard ASP.NET MVC project, the first step was to download the plugin and to unzip the contents to my scripts directory per the Installation instructions...(read more) ...
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