Ah, got it. Right after I append the HTML to the DOM I run this on all the inputs I’d like to have a datepicker pop up with. Datepicker adds a class to elements it has been attached to, so we can filter out existing inputs and only apply it to new ones. $(‘.date’).not(‘.hasDatePicker’).datepicker(); I … Read more
Why not create another project, a class library, and put it in there. That’s by far the best way to keep those classes separate from the rest of your website. To answer your specific question about the App_Code folder, it’s available in WebSite projects as an Asp.Net folder you can choose from. But from a … Read more
What you are proposing is not new. Plenty of people have tried it… most have found that they chase “infinite” flexibility and instead end up with much, much less than that. It’s the “roach motel” of database designs — data goes in, but it’s almost impossible to get it out. Try and conceptualize writing the … Read more