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.NET Framework 4 Beta 2 has been out for a little while now. There are some subtle improvements to the ScriptManager control in ASP.NET 4.0 that few have picked up on yet. Allow me to introduce you to them! First, let me say that this is strictly about...
Preview 5 of the Microsoft Ajax 4.0 library has been released. Some quick background – this the next version of the client-side ajax framework you have probably already heard of, the one that ships along with ASP.NET 3.5 (but is also available in script...
Looking for an ASP.NET AJAX book? This one has been massively updated from its 2.0 version, to cover in detail the features added in 3.5, and not to be forgotten, 3.5 SP1. For example, Script Combining was a new feature in 3.5 SP1, and so was History...
I ran into an interesting and unexpected behavior in ASP.NET AJAX event handling the other day. Once I figured out what was going on, I was almost positive it was a bug, so I started looking into what a solution would be. But just out of curiosity, I...
First of all, if you haven't already done so, download the ASP.NET AJAX 4.0 Preview 3 now and try it out! And after you're done with that, come back here, or there , or there , or there , and let us know what you think and what you like or don't like...
Plenty of people have already seen this... interesting... error screen in chrome. I wanted to see what a run-away script would do to Chrome. There's always a warning that the script is taking too long, giving you a chance to shut it down. Here's what...
UPDATE This issue is officially fixed in .NET 3.5 SP1. If you have applied the workaround in this blog post, you no longer need it. But the story of this bug is still rather interesting. UPDATE If you upgrade from Microsoft ASP.NET AJAX Extensions 1.0...
Still relatively unknown, ASP.NET Futures is a nice little add-on to ASP.NET and ASP.NET AJAX that contains some features we want public feedback on. It's a playground in which technology gets to frolic in front of the public's (your) eyes. So why not...
When you wrap content with an UpdatePanel, it pretty much takes care of everything for you. But it can't do absolutely everything... Take for example some inline script: < p > Some html before the script </ p > < script type = "text/javascript...
I've seen this problem a few times now, from a few different developers... including myself. I figure it must have plagued someone else out there too, so hopefully if you read this, if you ever encounter this problem, it wont cost you hours. It's a hell...
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