jqSuite for ASP.NET MVC 4.5.2.0
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Installlation
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Download and unzip the contents of the archive to any convenient location. The package contains the following folders
- [VS2010_MVC3_Razor_SampleProject] - this is a sample working startup project for Visual Studio 2010 using MVC3 and the Razor View Engine syntax. The project contains a several different pages (view/controllers) demonstrating how to setup and use the different products in jqSuite - grid, chart, treeview, dropdownlist, etc. You can directly load the project file in VS2008 and run the project to see the products in action.
- [VS2008_MVC2_SampleProject] - this is a sample working startup project for Visual Studio 2008, using MVC2 and the ASPX View Engine syntax. The project contains a several different pages (view/controllers) demonstrating how to setup and use the different products in jqSuite - grid, chart, treeview, dropdownlist, etc. You can directly load the project file in VS2008 and run the project to see the products in action.
- [Files] - this is the folder that contains the files needed by jqSuite - binaries, javascript and css files. It contains the following subfolders:
- [bin] - Contains the assembly DLL of the product (Trirand.Web.Mvc.dll). This is the assembly that you can reference directly in your MVC project.
- [js] - Contains the javascript files required by jqSuite products.
- [css] - contains the CSS files needed by individual products.
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Adding to your project
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We recommend starting the sample projects in the [VS2010_MVC3_Razor_SampleProject] or [VS2008_MVC2_SampleProject] folders - it will immediately show you working solutions for all jqSuite products like grid, chart, treeview, dropdownlist, etc. A brief info on prerequisites below (we assume MVC3 and Razor syntax - for MVC2 / ASPX syntax, take a look at the VS2008 sample project).
1. Copy the files needed from the [Files] folder to your own project
1.1 Reference Trirand.Web.Mvc.dll in your project (or directly copy it to the /bin folder)
1.2 Copy the javascript files of the products you need to your [Scripts] folder.
1.3 Copy the CSS files of the jqSuite products to your [Content] folder.
2. A typical Razor *.cshtml View will look like this - note, that the Model of the grid needs to be defined in the [Models] folder:
@model sample_project.Models.OrdersJqGridModel
@using Trirand.Web.Mvc
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3. If you enounter any difficulties while defining the code in your View, Controller or Model, please refer to the sample project attached.
4. If this still does not help, take a look at our online demos here - http://trirand.net/demo.aspx
5. If you still have issues, post your questions in our public forums here - http://trirand.net/forum/ . Note that the forum is searchable and has more than 10,000 posts - it is possible that the question you have has already been asked and answered.
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Licensing
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This is our evaluation free 30-day trial license. We are very helpful to ALL customers, including trial customers and will gladly assist you
with any problems you might have (send questions to support@trirand.net or better yet - to our public forums).
To remove the trial message after the 30-day trial, just purchase the licensed versions and we will send you a download link to unrestricted licensed versions. It's as simple as that, no cryptic settings in configs, no registry settings - complete license freedom (so you can use it on test/deployment servers,
have QA look it at without licenses issues, etc)
You can purchase developer versions here (http://www.trirand.net/licensing.aspx)
Regards,
Trirand Inc