This article translates the JavaScript Tutorial playlist of up master Kudvenkat on YouTube
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMsVM7rjupU&list=PL6n9fhu94yhUA99nOsJkKXBqokT3MBK0b
In this video we discuss two points:
1. JavaScript usage in the Web App
Advantages of 2.Javascript
For example, there is a table, there are several fields, such as name, mailbox and so on, and then there is a Submit button, when you press the Submit button, the form is post to the Web server, the server check the table content, if the requirements of the table content is not filled, The user will get an error prompt.
In this case, the check of the table is done on the server side. Just to check the table, there is an interaction between the client's browser and the server. Requests must be transmitted over the network to the server for processing. That is, if the network is slow or the server is busy processing other requests, the end user has to wait for a few seconds
So is there a way to check the table on the client?
Yes, we can do it with JavaScript, which runs on the client's browser.
Sumbit This button will issue onclientclick= "return Validateform ()" command. This command will call out JavaScript's Validateform () Function method. This JavaScript code runs on the client's browser and examines the contents of the table. If the form is left blank, the customer will immediately receive an error. This is much more efficient than checking on the server side. Because we are using the customer's own machine processing capacity, Therefore, the burden on the server will be reduced. If all of the table contents are filled in correctly, then this form will be uploaded to the server, so that the server can store the data in the database table
The advantages of javascript:
1. Table checking can be done on the client side, reducing unnecessary interaction between the server and the client. It also reduces the burden on the server, making the program faster
2.Javascript uses the client's machine processing power
3. With the help of JavaScript, it is possible to update only a subset of pages without reloading the current page. This technique is often called Ajax.
4.Javascript can also be used to move elements of a Web page. For example, show or hide elements or parts of a page
Translation The application of JavaScript in ASP net