We've already seen in a previous article how to manage JavaScript events.
jQuery simplifies but most of all uniforms the JavaScript events engine with 2 simple methods: bind() for events subscription and trigger() to fire them.

Events are not only a prerogative of standard DOM (Document Object Model) objects, your custom objects can throw events too, event if they aren't DOM objects.

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Redirecting mobile visitors to the mobile version of your site, is a common task.
How to detect them in ASP.NET?
I will explain you 3 simple methods.

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Starting from 1971 until today, this pretty infographic created by copyblogger retraces the social network history.
Take a look very fast, because tomorrow it could be outdated.

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Here it is! The nightmare of managing all your Google scripts/tags is over.
Do you have to spread over thousands of pages your AdWords conversion tags, Analytics goal tags, campaign tracking scripts, etc.?
You know what I'm talking about: injecting code, conditional JavaScript, custom tags in many different pages is really error prone, but here comes the solution from Google: Google Tag Manager.

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ASP.NET gives you the opportunity to add script blocks and JavaScript files at runtime using methods like ClientScriptManager.RegisterClientScriptInclude().

How to perform a similar action to include style sheets?

There's no native method, but it's quite simple to perform.

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