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ASP.NET AJAX is usually used to build complicated web applications. One of the challenges in building web applications using ASP.NET AJAX is the possibility of using very long process. We can always go ahead with that process however; the results are usually not good. Whenever a long process is used, the client side’s ability to read the process will take time and would probably lag the process.
Price: Free - Updated: 02/20/2008
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ICallbackEventHandler is a very important indicator in an Ajax based program as it activates or more specifically chooses the control to be transformed into a target. This is a special trick since controls are the ones who can activate the changes in the program. But with ICallbackEventHandler, it has been chosen to receive changes.
Price: Free - Updated: 02/20/2008
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Globalization and localization are often overlooked features in ASP.NET. The fact that the names sound alike, and the functionality is similar doesn't help either. 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 as how easy it is to utilize them in JavaScript with ASP.NET AJAX.
Price: Free - Updated: 02/20/2008
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Previous articles have discussed how to use AJAX to consume web services, call page methods and interact with the Profile API. This article will demonstrate how to perform membership functionality (authentication) with ASP.NET AJAX. Attached will be the full source, including a sample database to keep the login information.
Price: Free - Updated: 02/20/2008
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ASP.NET 2.0 brought a lot to the table with the Membership and Profiles API. Now with ASP.NET AJAX, you can fully work with these right there in your client script. This article will show you how easy it is to make an "edit your profile" page that doesn't even have a code-behind file. That's right, no C#, no VB.NET, just AJAX.
Price: Free - Updated: 02/20/2008
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If you are looking to enhance your web application using AJAX to provide a more fluid user experience, but you don't know where to start, you might want to start here... using code-behind page methods right in your client script.
Price: Free - Updated: 02/20/2008
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One of the most powerful features of ASP.NET AJAX is often times one of the most overlooked uses - consuming web services. Many ASP.NET developers are beginning to implement AJAX into their site by the use of the drop-in-place controls such as the UpdatePanel, ModalPopup and Timer, but this can be damaging as they take focus away from the deeper things of ASP.NET AJAX.
Price: Free - Updated: 02/20/2008
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Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX) has recently become the craze thanks, in no small part, to Google’s usage of it in Google Suggest as well as Google Maps . In ASP.NET terms, AJAX allows server-side processing to occur without requiring postback, thus enabling clients (browsers) with rich server-side capabilities. In other words it provides a framework for asynchronously dispatching and processing requests and responses from the server. AJAX leverages a number of existing
Price: Free - Updated: 02/20/2008
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The purpose of this article is to show how to use the free AutoSuggestBox control to add 'Google Suggest' functionality to your ASP.NET application. There are plenty of articles available on the internet that explains how to do it, but there is usually just a lot of theory and not much code that you can easily add to your application.
Price: Free - Updated: 02/20/2008
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The fundamental goal was to improve the state of the art in scripting. This goes way beyond the usual things that come to mind at first thought: compile-time checking, and intellisense or statement completion. I do think these are super-useful, and would be valuable in and of themselves
Price: Free - Updated: 02/20/2008
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