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Continue reading →: MudBlazor Carousel with DataBinding
This blog describes the implementation of a MudBlazor carousel for a Blazor Web App. It includes databinding a List of images.
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Continue reading →: Adding iMask to a MudTextField
My goal here is to explain how I used iMask.js to apply a phone mask to a MudTextField. This project is a Blazor Web App in .NET 8. I bound the phone to Phone field in a Person class. Here is the result. The first step is to add iMask.js…
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Continue reading →: MudBlazor AutoComplete to Pre-Fill a Form
This is the second part in my series on AutoComplete in MudBlazor. A common development problem I have encountered is to pre-fill form variables from a choice in an autocomplete. In this article, I describe how I was able to do this using the MudBlazor AutoComplete. The autocomplete is populated when…
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Continue reading →: MudBlazor AutoComplete with Validation
This is continuation of my blogs on MudBlazor. In my previous blog, I explained how to add MudBlazor to a .NET 8 Web App. Autocompletes are often used to make certain that user entry comes from a predetermined list. In this article, I use a MudBlazor Autocomplete with a list of…
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Continue reading →: Blazor Navigation Menu with MudBlazor
In this article, I describe creating a top navigation bar in a .NET 8 Blazor Web App with a sidebar menu that can be toggled. This is accomplished using MudBlazor . I created a .NET 8 Blazor Web App. The first step was to install the MudBlazor NuGet package. The MudBlazor…
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Continue reading →: IJSInterop to Call a Javascript Functions from an Event Handler
In part one of this series, I mentioned the IJSInterop Runtime can be used to call any JavaScript function from an Event Handler. Here is one example. Here a button triggers DownloadLogo The IJSRuntime must be injected in order to call a Javascript function. DownloadLogo uses the IJSInteropRuntime to call…
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Continue reading →: IJSRuntime in Blazor
IJSRuntime is registered by the Blazor framework. It is a way call JavaScript functions from .NET methods. A JS Promise is returned for InvokeAsync methods. InvokeAsync unwraps the Promise and returns the value awaited by the Promise. Here is an alert generated by IJSRuntime. Here is a prompt. Here is…






