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building.aspx: SVG Part 2 sample BuildingSample02.zip: source (9KB) Note: Eventually all of the Building Map samples will be converted to Silverlight for comparison. In the last installment, I showed a simple example of a building map with static personnel information that worked with both Internet Explorer and FireFox. In this post I will add dynamic building information by generating JavaScript from SQL Server data. Step 1: Define a SQL table I defined a simple SQL table to store the information for the building occupants. The schema will become more sophisticated as the samples progress, so I...
Due to blog restrictions, the sample is located on a separate page. building.html: SVG sample BuildingSample01.zip: source (6KB) Note: In my previous blog entry, I stated that SVG is a technology with diminishing support and that ultimately I plan to convert this building map to SilverLight. The first example is a very basic building map. I created a simple SVG file to represent a building and then created occupants for the building (as if you could keep these crazy rascals in a building -- look at the names and you should know what I mean). For simplicity this sample does...
I was browsing various blogs today and I came across a good example for using a verbatim string instead of a StringBuilder object. The code I came across looked like this (I mean absolutely no disrespect to the author, so I won't include the original link):private void ClientScript()
{
StringBuilder sb_Script = new StringBuilder();
sb_Script.Append("<script language=\"javascript\">");
sb_Script.Append("\r");
sb_Script.Append("\r");
sb_Script.Append("function cb_verify(sender) {");
sb_Script.Append("\r");
sb_Script.Append("var val = document.getElementById(document.getElementById"
+"(sender.id).controltovalidate);");
sb_Script.Append("\r");
sb_Script.Append("var col = val.getElementsByTagName(\"*\");");
sb_Script.Append("\r");
sb_Script.Append("if ( col != null ) {");
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