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AJAX relies on a broker to dispatch and process requests to and from the server. For this task, the .NET wrapper relies on the client-side XmlHttpRequest object. The XmlHttpRequest object is well supported by most browsers, making it the solutio...
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shows how to add Ajax functionality on JSP page. A customer search example is used to demonstrate the concept
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Omar Al Zabir,co-founder and CTO of www.pageflakes.com, shows how to build a start page similar to Google IG in 7 nights using ASP.Net Ajax, .NET 3.0, Linq, DLinq and XLinq.
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The tutorial shows the extension to Ajax.net that allows to upload file without refreshing the whole page
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Shows how to create and use Popup modal window developed with ASP.NET
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Basically, under IE 7, the menus would work until I did "something" on the page. "Something" included anything from triggering an UpdatePanel to simply highlighting text on the page...
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The tutorial shows how to create GridView with Ajax Pop-Up that displays the details for selected row. The document is written in a step-by-step manner and cover all steps including data base configuration
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This screencast shows how to enable server-side history management (in other words, handling the back button) in an ASP.NET Ajax application.
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The article gives a detailed tutorial on how to create a simple CMS system using ASP.NET Ajax and PageMethods
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The tutorial makes simple introduction to Ajax using ASP.NET
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This article shows you how you can create pop-ups in your ASP.NET application using the ASP.NET AJAX framework and the ASP.NET AJAX Control toolkit. In particular, you will learn how to use the HoverMenuExtender control to make good use of pop-ups
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This tutorials shows how to create a slide show in your ASP.NET AJAX application. You can click on an arrow and the content slides to the left or right.
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The article shows how you can use the power of DHTML and AJAX to make cool effects with ASP.NET Server Controls. Also, it is accompanied with source code at the end which you can download and see what is going on behind the scenes.
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n Part 3, we are going to put all that knowledge to good use and create a custom ASP.NET control using everything we’ve learned so far. That control, as you may have guessed, is the Auto Complete TextBox
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This is an introductory tutorial teaching Gaia in use for creating a minimalistic Calendar application. Demonstrates dynamically created controls, PlaceHolder, Gaia Ajax Window and much more.
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This article explores the enhancements and the various ways of injecting JavaScript programmatically into ASP.NET 2.0 pages
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In this post, I'm going to end my discussion on Animations in ASP.NET AJAX by showing you how they work, internally. At the end of this post you should not only know how Animations work, but also how ExtenderControl's work in general.
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A short introduction to Ajax. Shows simple example how to organize the Ajax behaviour in the ASP.NET application
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This article discusses in details how to organize cross-browser login functionality using Ajax
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The tutorial shows how to use a multi-column drag and drop for widgets that allows reordering of widgets on the same column and also drag and drop between column
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Globalization and localization are often overlooked features in ASP.NET. ASP.NET AJAX has refreshed the face of these two beauties now by bringing them to the client-side world. We'll see what these two topics cover as well with ASP.NET AJAX.
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This tutorial is intended to help readers understand how certain aspects of Microsoft's new Atlas technology works. Atlas is intended to simplify the development of AJAX-style functionality
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This tutorial show how to handle the AsyncPostBackError event generated by the ScriptManager control in order to customize the error message returned from the server
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This tutorial shows how to skin a Gaia Ajax Window but will also mostly be accurate for the PWC Window (also known as the Prototype Window Class)
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By the end of this article you should be able to look at a block of Animation XML and understand what it's doing and you should be able to write a block of Animation XML without needing to lookback on a sample block of code
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This tutorial demonstrates how to perform an asynchronous postback and an update of the UpdatePanel at a timed interval using the Timer control
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This article details the development of an AJAX-enabled grid using ICallbackEventHandler, with operations which include sorting, paging and page length change.
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This tutorial shows how to coorinate the PageRequestManager class in the Microsoft AJAX Library with the server ScriptManager
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In this article author provides a comparison of 8 major Ajax.NET frameworks including, ComfortASP.NET, MagicAJAX.NET, ZumiPage, ATLAS,OutPost, FastPage, Telerik r.a.d., ajax, Anthem Panel. The article is not new one. However, the info is very valuable.
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This article is about to show how to use MagixAjax.Net as plug and play component in ASP.NET Applications. Which saves time and improve the performance of your web applications.
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The Video basically demonstrates roughly 10 different ways to read content from Ajaxian. It shows usage of the Gaia Ajax TreeView, Gaia Ajax Window, Gaia Ajax Accordion, Gaia Ajax TabControl and so on
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The tutorial shows you a very simple example where I will from a Web Form call a Web Service without reloading the page.
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The article makes a overview how to use animation in ASP.NET AJAX applications
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A small tutorial about creating a Draggable Ajax Panel through extending a Gaia Ajax Widgets panel. C# code and some JavaScript.
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This is an introduction to Gaia Ajax framework. The article shows how to create the sample you see at Ajax Mortgage Calculator Example.
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This article shosw how you can take a step further and make asynchronous calls using the AJAX.NET library which easily merge with the .NET framework.
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This tutorial is intended to help readers understand how certain aspects of Microsoft's new Atlas technology works. Atlas is intended to simplify the development of AJAX-style functionality
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The article shows how to do something practical with JSON data in ASP.NET AJAX.
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An article describing how to write a Hello World program using Atlas.
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There's more or less two ways of going about using "Atlas" to power your website, either you build your own custom extender, or you could go with the really easy way - use the UpdatePanel. For now, let's just go with the UpdatePanel approach...
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In this article we will discuss editing the grid with the principal goal of doubleclicking on a grid cell to enable editing of that cell then edit the content of the cell and finally update server side data without refreshing the page.
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This tutorial shows you how Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX Extensions enable you to improve your Web application's user experience by creating AJAX-style interactive Web user interfaces. With you can enable partial-page updates for Web pages
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This tutorial explains how to use Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX Extensions to call a Web service from the browser
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Author experiments with alternative ways to use the server to easily generate HTML UI that can be dynamically injected into a page using AJAX. He created pretty useful library that can be used with both ASP.NET AJAX and other AJAX libraries
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The article is part one in a series of articles designed to get you up and running with Microsoft's CardSpace technology. This part deals with the setup of a high assurance certificate to give you an environment where a CardSpace application can be hosted
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This tutorial shows you how to create an ASP.NET Web server control that uses features of Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX Extensions for expanded functionality in the browser
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This article discusses about browser incompatibility issues and demonstrates the specific of the DOM events in the Microsoft AJAX Library
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This article shows some advance level ideas that I learned while building Pageflakes
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The article shows how to use the small and beauty JSON format for data transfer in a windows mobile application.
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AJAX applications are challenging because they introduce brand-new concepts and a new foundation. The role of the architect is essential because the AJAX paradigm straddles both the client and the server environments.
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This sample chapter digs into real-time validation and explores when and where it makes sense to inject such functionality into your own applications.
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A tutorial on creating an AJAX version of the popular MFC sample. The tutorial utilizes ASP.NET Atlas framework.
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This article trys to help you troubleshoot a series of common errors when you implement the ICallbackEventHandler and IPostBackEventHandler interfaces.
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Very good article on leveraging AJAX technology in an ASP.NET environment
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This topic explains how to use Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX Extensions to call a Web service from the browser using types defined on the server. For instance, you may have to manipulate a customer information class defined by the Web service
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The goal of this article is to provide something easy for the server side (ASP.NET) developer to integrate into their code (preferably without a lot of fancy or proprietary workarounds)
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To create dropzones using JavaScript instead of declarative script, just add the following JavaScript function to initialize your dropzone element with the custom dropzone...
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This first part of tutorial introduces type descriptors and learns how to read them
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In this second part shows how to declaratively handle events raised by client side controls
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This third part speaks about the InvokeMethod action, which allows calling a method declaratively.
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This article is part two in a series of articles designed to get you up and running with Microsoft's CardSpace technology. This part deals with the setup of a simple application that enabled users to select and submit identity cards.
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In this article we'll see how to build custom actions to handle events declaratively
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In this example-oriented tutorial, Juriy Zaytsev discusses how to use Element.addMethods method of Prototype to extend DOM elements with custom methods
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In this blog article, author shows the code that extends the JavaScriptSerializer to use the XML attributes to serialize my objects and give me greater control over how they were written in to JSON text form.
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