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      In this MVC @ is The Special Character.  So normal split function is (string.split('@')) in this Case Did Not Use @ in MVC. Getting Error on this Page.   In MVC You Can Use @@ . I Mentioned One Example Below . I Will Split Only Domain Name in MVC and C#. If You Are Using Single @ You Will Get The Server Side Error. var EmailDomain = txtemail.split("@@")[1];

    In this section Mentioned Automatic Time Countdown in JQuery. < html > < head >     < script src ="jquery-2.1.1.min.js"></ script >     < script src ="jquery-ui.js"></ script >     < link rel ="stylesheet" href ="jquery-ui.css">     < link href ="Timer/timeTo.css" rel ="stylesheet" />     < script src ="Timer/jquery.time-to.js"></ script >     < script type ="text/javascript">         $(document).ready( function () {             $( '#TimerReslTime' ).timeTo({                 displayDays: 2,                 seconds: 123,  //in Sec                 theme: "black" ,                 method: "stop" ,                 displayCaptions: true ,                 fontSize: 24,                 captionSize: 7,             });         });     </ script > </ he