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I've been researching for a few hours but because I'm late to the game a lot of what I find are old q&a's (7+ yrs old) so I figured I'd lean on this community for some current guidance.

More than 10 years ago I inherited and continue to build and maintain an ASP.NET WebForms website (not application) critical to our organization. It is a reasonably large site coming in at around 400 aspx pages (but only 200+ appear to be regularly used anymore). In that solution are 3 projects: the first being the website, and the other two projects are just code (the business and data layers).

We are a manufacturer, and the site tracks the parts we build, the orders we receive, generates invoices, schedules and tracks production, material usage, etc. The point is it's a boring corporate app that doesn't require any flashy client-side features; its almost entirely forms to get info, and grids of data for reporting with the occasional chart thrown in. LOTS of business logic, though!

We need to upgrade/replace the WebForms website in more modern technology(s). We are a Microsoft shop and I'd be the only developer working on this. I have a DevExpress universal subscription which has proven invaluable. It appears MVC is a no-go because "it is no longer in active development". Blazor and its SPA doesn't seem like an appropriate technology to migrate to when I've got such a large website. So I feel like I'm left with Razor. Am I on the right track here?

I am trying to place label at the center using place() but when the text is changed its alignment shift to the right because of length of new word. How do I fix this using place().

Beginner Question Here...

The question: How to display a single icon from a 'png sheet' at a specific location and a specific size?

Background: I recently found myself trying to write an educational game using javascript. This question is how to deal with icon sheets. The concept is a categorization game where a keyword drops onto the screen, and the user must determine what category the keyword goes in, where there are 7 categories. The user presses a numeric key (1-7). If correct, some flashy graphics and the keyword moves into the proper category, and points are awarded. If incorrect, no points are awarded, then some other graphic transition and the

These categories are numbered and, rather than just typing the text in numbers, I decided a number icon would look better (1-7). I found a png sheet of icon numbers in my search for number icons with (0-9)arranged in a matrix format. These icons are arranged as follows in a single png file.

In the end, I want to display numbers 1-7 in specific locations and a much smaller scaled size. I can display the entire sheet but don't know how to slice it properly.

One approach is to use Adobe photoshop and chop this sheet into individual icons. For example, one.png contains just the icon number '1'; two.png contains just the number '2'. While that may work, I expect there is a much more elegant solution. Hence this question. How do people usually use these icon sheets in javascript?

Game Engine: I am using the phaser.io library and have successfully gotten through the tutorials.

Any advice is helpful...

Thanks

I have created a JavaScript calculator, it saves the sum and answer the user has typed as an array.

I want to send that array to my ASP.NET Core Controller so I can save it in a database.

I'm running into a lot of cross-talk from the ASP.NET Framework, Hidden Fields, JQuery AJAX, WebAPI etc.

A lot of what I'm reading is how to get data FROM the server, not TO the server.

Any advice is appreciated.

What would the standard way of sending data to the ASP.NET Core controller FROM a JavaScript interface be?

I've done this easily using a form and asp-for="variableName" tags.

I am using "Solarized Dark" theme. It is flashing light when changing menu. You can get the idea by the screenshot. It is more flashy & frequent than seen on the screenshot (intensity could not be captured properly).

Is there any menu transition property where I can set something soothing color other than that flashy white?

I am working on an application where I'd like to provide overlays of different animations onto a range of videos using p5js. I'm looking to organize my classes of animation types so that each animation has a similar structure to update and destroy objects during each loop. My plan is to have an array of animations that are currently "active" update them each iteration of the loop and then destroy them when they are completed. I built a class to fade text in this manner but I'm getting some weird flashy behavior that seems to occur every time a new animation is triggered in the middle of another animation. I've been trying to debug it but have been unsuccessful. Do you have any suggestions as to: (1) if this is due to my code structure? (and maybe you have a suggestion of a better way), or (2) I'm doing something else incorrectly?

Here is the code:

I'm having trouble trying to compare my entries in a database with a php file, I have a connection and I'm getting results but I can tell I'm grabbing the whole list of entries and trying to compare the entire table with individual results. I'm just trying to create a simple Login page nothing flashy, here's my code:

Scenario:

• Client would like improvements to their SharePoint 2013 "Search Engine"
• "Search engine" was orignally a more flashy key filter search, inputted into a script editor onto individual SharePoint 2013 lists.
• Client has requested the search engine to be on a blank site page with the ability to search entire site collection.
• Once results are retrieved client would like the results to populate into an HTML table located right below the search engine. Issue:
• Before I would restructure the URL upon onclick to filter what the client would see in a list however I understand that is no longer the case.

Question: Is there anyway to get those list items and display them into an HTML table upon an onclick event? In past projects I have made static XML, CamlQuerys, and AJAX calls to populate cells within a HTML table on load, however I have never made something like this on the client side of SharePoint 2013. Any help would be greatly appreciated! My previous code has been included below.

I am trying to make a macro to insert a new column after the last occupied column in a sheet, then search for the column title "Part Number" in my example and Ctrl+F search for each string listed in the column, and search for it in another workbook. If the string is found in that workbook, I want "Found in 'Workbook Name'" to be filled in the same row as the part number it just searched for but the column that was created at the beginning. This is a part of a larger function so I am passing all the variables in including what's being searched for 'colTitle1', the book and sheet the values are on, 'BOM', the sheet "BOMSheet", and the document being searched 'SearchDoc".

The main function is here: