In an attempt to move data and processing to the client side so that we can start to ease of server side ajax processing, I ran into a slight problem. How do i easily filter data on the client?
jQuery has a .filter() method but that really is best used for DOM manipulation. Using the .each() method seems like the next step- but it horribly slow and the logic in comparing data will become like massive if statemented and case selects.
I came across CrossFilter which is freaking amazing.. but not really what I need. Also found a fantastic HTML5 plugin HTML5 Pivot by LobsterPot but it requires static precompiled CXML data.. not what i need.
Feeling almost lost in the cause I kind of accidetnaly landed up on hugware.net with an amazing plugin that is well associated within a .NET developer LIFE!
jQuery has a .filter() method but that really is best used for DOM manipulation. Using the .each() method seems like the next step- but it horribly slow and the logic in comparing data will become like massive if statemented and case selects.
I came across CrossFilter which is freaking amazing.. but not really what I need. Also found a fantastic HTML5 plugin HTML5 Pivot by LobsterPot but it requires static precompiled CXML data.. not what i need.
Feeling almost lost in the cause I kind of accidetnaly landed up on hugware.net with an amazing plugin that is well associated within a .NET developer LIFE!
Click on the linq umm Link to see for yourself. It blew me away!
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