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I want to be able to have inline TypeScript in an ASPX (or Razor) page that is converted to Javascript when the page compiles. So: <script type="text/typescript" runat="server"> ... </script> Becomes... <script type="text/javascript"> ... </script> It should happen at the same point that @ or <% %> blocks are converted. This should be possible at run time with some kind of page post-processing, but that won't generate exceptions at compile time - I want to find errors in the script at the same time as any C# code. Ideally TypeScript intellisense and the like should work in the inline <script>

Closed . This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post . What I want to do is when the user clicks my html button I want to dynamically create a new webpage on the server. I need the url of the new webpage to have it's own url, that is, it should be different from each other. In more detail: When the user clicks the button I want to upload a new .html file to the server. So for example if I have a website called www.check.com/index.html when

using node js and bootstrap I am developing a web application . I have a table implemented using Data Table . I am performing my search and sort using server side code . Initially I am fetching 50 records. All these were working fine. Now I want to load data (next 50 records ) from server side when scroll reached bottom. Currently my code is , $('#table-goal').dataTable({ "fnInitComplete" : function() { $('.dataTables_scrollBody').mCustomScrollbar({ theme : "dark-3", callbacks : { whileScrolling : function() { //alert("scroll"); if (this.mcs.topPct == 100) { // Need to load data using the same

I'm currently facing a dilema regarding the appropriate server-side framework to use. Basically, I want to choose the best framework for building a large website to serve millions of page hits. The website itself will be heavily database and ajax reliant, and thus will need to be planned for scalability right from the start. My wants/needs for a suitable server-side framework are the following: High-Level OO-based language support with some meta programming support. Proper scalability and load balancing on a framework level. MVC architecture. ORM support or atleast Object level mapping support

I was wondering if it is possible to run a browser (specifically a browser engine) on the server side. I do not just mean to render a page but to keep a browser open for some time, run some JS, do some clicks or press some keys and meanwhile grab the graphical output. Does anyone know how to accomplish this? So far my only idea was to run the browser in a VNC, RDP etc. session but this seems like an overkill to me. PhantomJS does what you are describing. It is basically a headless browser - http://phantomjs.org/ you can run it server side via any server side language. See some integration

With the event of the jQuery templates plugin, I am wondering how to maintain both server-side and client-side templates. Because in my case, I have some templates, that would be duplicates - server-side as well as client-side. Just imagine this: You have a form, where you can enter list points. When you press submit, an AJAX request is generated but the entry is already showed on your page. Now, the markup for this bullet point should be the same - wether it was generated through JS or by my PHP/.NET/whatsoever application. Are there any good ways to maintain those templates / keep them in