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Unobtrusive JavaScript in MVC 3
Abhishek Jaiswal
May 29, 2014
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In this blog you will learn about Unobtrusive JavaScript in MVC 3.
Unobtrusive JavaScript is a general term that conveys a general set of guidelines or margins to the term REST.
REST is nothing but the Representational State Transfer.
We can explain Unobtrusive JavaScript as- it is not your particular JavaScript code that you generally use in your markup page.
Example
In spite of using event attributes like
'onbuttonclick'
'onpageload'
'onsubmit'
'onclick'
'mouseover'
Etc.
Unobtrusive JavaScript, attaches element directly by their ID or class, in the presence of the other attributes.
Functionality
MVC 3 uses the concept of Unobtrusive JavaScript in these two:
AJAX helpers
(Such as Ajax. ActionLink and Ajax. BeginFrom)
Ajax helpers are most commonly used with JQuery and extensible attributes.
AJAX validations
Ajax validations are most commonly used to
JSON Binding, JQuery Validations
Unobtrusive JavaScript in MVC 3
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