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Why do people say that there is a problem of using javascript/jquery with webforms, compare mvc?
Cant I just open <script type="javascript/text"></script> and do all the javascript there?
also if the the user has got javascript disabled..would the paging in gridview, for example, work?
Also does mvc have all the webform controls (e.g. gridview)? and do you think the future is with mvc?
ps. this site was build with mvc..and its clientside programming is quite impressive
People that say this should probably justify their statement.
Of course that you can. Well, actually it would be better to put your javascript code into separate javascript files and then reference them from the page.
That will depend on whether you are doing client side or server side paging.
No, ASP.NET MVC doesn’t use server side controls. In ASP.NET MVC you work with Models, Controllers and Views. Inside the views you could use HTML helpers to generate HTML snippets. In ASP.NET MVC 3 there’s a built-in WebGrid helper (which IMHO is quite limited). There are also third-party helpers allowing to build grids. For example Telerik provides some nice ASP.NET MVC extensions including a grid.
Totally off-topic question.
I agree.