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Dave Reed on MS AJAX 4 preview 5
Sun, Sep 13 2009 22:43
Another excellent post by Dave Reed on a topic which I shall begin looking at in depth next week. Read More...
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.NET 3.5 and VS SP beta1 goodies
Mon, May 12 2008 20:58
You can get them from here (VS) and here (.NET). I'm reading what's new on Brad Abrams post and I'm really digging the new features:) For instance, having the format option working with JS code is simply cool! Another cool thing: the ScriptManager is able to combine scripts so there's really no need for using the ToolkitScriptManager for that... Read More...
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Making the UpdatePanel accessible
Mon, Mar 31 2008 22:30
Bertrand has written a great article for the dotnetslackers web site on how to make the UpdatePanel acessible. Great read, don't miss it! Read More...
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The dataItems dictionary
Mon, Mar 24 2008 20:50
Today I noticed that there are still many guys that don't know about the dataItems property which is exposed by the Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManager. So, I decided to write a small sample that will show you how to use it when you're using partial updates and need to send some info back to the client during a partial postback. So, here's a really simple... Read More...
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ASP.NET AJAX: generating the proxy's JS code on the fly
Mon, Jan 7 2008 23:45
Before talking about the ProxyGenerator class, I'll have to add one more observations on the previous posts on the new role service: for the code I've shown to work you do need to have an authenticated user. The easiest way to see the previous code working is just to create a new login page which uses the FormsAuthentication class to authenticate the... Read More...
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ASP.NET AJAX: Building a custom role service provider
Sun, Jan 6 2008 22:53
Yesterday I've talked about the new Role service which was introduced by ASP.NET AJAX. Today, I'll keep talking about it and I'll show how easy it is to build a custom role service that is responsible for feeding the client role classes. After enabling the role service , the first thing you need to do is create a new web service which must expose... Read More...
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ASP.NET AJAX: the new role service
Sat, Jan 5 2008 23:54
The latest version of the ASP.NET AJAX framework added a new client service which will let you get info about the roles of the current user: I'm talking about the Sys.Services._RoleService. The class exposes two important methods which you might end up using if you need to get info about the roles of the current user: get_roles: returns an array with the... Read More...
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Deployment problems with ASP.NET AJAX applications
Fri, Oct 26 2007 14:55
In the last days I've seen several guys reporting problems while deploying ASP.NET AJAX applications to servers which only have ASP.NET 2.0 + ASP.NET AJAX 1 installed. Generally, the error that has been reported is: Could not load file or assembly 'System.Web.Extensions, Version=3.5.0.0... One of the suggestions that I have seen is to add a redirect on... Read More...
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Inline scripts inside UpdatePanels
Tue, Sep 18 2007 23:31
Dave Reed has another great post that shows how to build a simple control that lets you put your script inside an UpdatePanel. Read More...
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ASP.NET AJAX: Alessandro's book is out
Mon, Aug 27 2007 17:42
Alessandro Gallo 's (aka Garbin) book ASP.NET AJAX in Action is out and you can order it from here . I've met Alessandro on MSN during the early days of ATLAS and we've had several cool discussions about the platform. I'm sure he has done a fine job with this book. So, if you're looking for a good english book on AJAX, then go ahead and check... Read More...
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ToolkitScriptManager: there's a new ScriptManager in town
Tue, Jun 12 2007 15:22
Besides fixing some bugs and adding some new features to the existing controls, the new release of the AJAX Toolkit introduces the ToolkitScriptManager control. This new control lets you combine several embedded scripts on a single download, which might improve the performance of your page in some scenarios. Its usage is simple: you add the ScriptCombineAttribute... Read More...
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ASP.NET AJAX Toolkit: new version available for download
Fri, Jun 8 2007 21:34
I've just noticed there's a new release of the Ajax Toolkit control (via Garbin ) with several improvements. Scott Guthrie has also a cool post on the new stuff that you can find in the toolkit. Oh, and you can get it from here . Read More...
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May future bits: the History control
Mon, May 7 2007 14:45
The May bits have a new control which you can use to integrate the Back and Forward buttons in your AJAX pages. Using the control is really simple: you just need to save current state during a partial postback and then handle the Navigate event which is fired by the History control in response to a click on the back or forward button. Here's a demo page:... Read More...
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AJAX ASP.NET May future bits: there are also new things here!
Thu, May 3 2007 22:23
With all this excitment around Silverlight, I've been negleted the new things that have appeared on the AJAX May future bits. 10 minutes ago I've just discovered that the team is implementing some sort of search service that you can plug in through the config file. Currently, and as you might expect from a beta build, some things aren't still ready... Read More...
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Improving your animations with the tookit animation framework - part II
Mon, Apr 23 2007 15:28
Today we're talking about the FadeAnimation class. As I've said in the last post , the Animation class is abstract and is extended by several animations introduced by the toolkit. The FadeAnimation class is really simple: it lets you apply fade to an HTML control present on the page. The FadeEffect enumeration introduces 2 values which are used to give you a... Read More...
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ASP.NET AJAX: WCF support??
Mon, Apr 23 2007 8:24
One of the things that was removed from the final versions of ASP.NET AJAX was WCF web service support. Does anyone know if we'll be having it on orcas? I'm asking because I've just started looking at Silverlight and there really isn't any support for it there (as i was expecting)... Read More...
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ASP.NET AJAX: creating a trigger on a client control
Sun, Apr 22 2007 14:25
A few months ago, I've written a post on a forum which shows how to trigger a conditional postback from an HTML client control. Today I was asked about it again. It's not really complicated after you understand that triggers are maintained in a javascript array by the client PageRequestManager object. When there's a postback, the PageRequestManager checks that... Read More...
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Improving your animations with the Toolkit animation framework - part I
Fri, Apr 20 2007 18:46
The Ajax Control Toolkit introduces several classes and helpers which makes adding animations to an object really easy. Today I'm starting a new serious of posts where I'll describe the main client classes introduced by the toolkits. If you already know the client classes introduced by the preview bits, you'll be pleased to know that the animation framework presented... Read More...
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AJAX Development with ASP.NET
Fri, Apr 13 2007 14:27
InfoQ published a video where Nikhil Lothari demonstrates the out of the box features of ASP.NET AJAX. Read More...
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Quick tip: using Fiddler to catch the traffic in IE7
Wed, Jan 31 2007 15:09
Some time ago, Rama gave us (users of the AJAX forums) a good tip: Using http://localhost . :12 ... or http://localhost . / .... forces IE to use Fiddler to make the request! The problem is that IE7 is smart (in fact, maybe I should say that in this case, it's behavior is really annoying) and even if you configure it to go through a proxy, it will always make... Read More...
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