Ajax ModalPopup Extender in Asp.Net GridView Control
This article helps you more to explore the ModalPopup Extender integrated with Asp.Net GridView control. This article guides you to edit/update data in the GridView control from the ModalPopup Extender.
ASP.Net 2.0 Client Callback
The new client callback functionality of ASP.Net 2.0 promises to make the user experience richer and more reactive. Get a head start with this technology and let your imagination soar at what you'll be able to accomplish
Asynchronous client script callbacks
This article provides an example of asynchronous client script callbacks in ASP.NET V2.0. It has shown the concept and implementation of the technology, but it can be taken further. The GridView control in ASP.NET V2.0 supports asynchronous client script callbacks by default for features such as data paging. This shift in functionality from previous versions of similar controls will be a boon to useability.
MaskedEdit Extender With Date Validator
This article explains the concept of using Asp.Net AjaxControlToolkit MaskedEdit Extender with Date Validator. This articles provides sample codes and real-time sample screen to test this.
Microsoft to Add AJAX Capabilities to ASP.NET
Capitalizing on (or perhaps responding to) renewed developer interest in DHTML stemming from the recent cross-browser implementations of the XMLHttpRequest object, used for client-to-server communications in AJAX applications, Microsoft announces Atlas, which provides AJAX support for ASP.NET.
ModalPopup with Postback and Set Focus
This article explains how to make the Postback with AjaxControlToolkit's ModalPopup in Asp.Net Page and also give an idea of setting focus on the controls.
Salvage Your Client-Side JavaScript Menus in ASP.NET Using XML/XSLT
ASP.NET's server-based event-handling model has made working with many popular client-side JavaScript menu systems increasingly unpalatable in their current form. Fortunately, XML and XSLT provide a way out.
UpdatePanel and Triggers with ASP.NET AJAX
In the last tutorial I showed how to use an UpdatePanel for partial-page-update. The control that was triggering the update of the UpdatePanel has been dropped into the Panel, where it is registered as trigger automatically. Now I want to explain, how you can trigger a refresh by a control that lives outside of the UpdatePanel.
Write AJAX-style Applications Using the ASP.NET 2.0 Client Callback Manager
With applications like Google Maps for inspiration, it seems everybody's been talking about what you can do with AJAX. But many don't know that writing AJAX-style applications that can do partial screen refreshes without a trip to the server are easy to write in ASP.NET using the built-in Client Callback Manager.
