In Internet Explorer (and all other common web browsers) you have an menu item File -> Work off-line . What does this do with you web application? Of course, it is working offline, no communication possible to the web server. When connected with a dial-up connection it can happen that this is done...

This weekend I had a deep look on the native XMLHttpRequest support with the new Internet Explorer version 7 which is still in beta. If you do a Google search for " native xmlhttp support ie " you will read that everyone is happy with this native support. Yes, it is the first step to have XMLHttpRequest...

Yesterday I put my new release online that will have support for Windows Mobile 5. The new release 6.6.12.1 is available at http://www.ajaxpro.info/ . Because of the missing DHTML support I didn't changed all the examples that make heavy use of DHTML to work on Windows Mobile 5, too. So, the Ajax.NET...

Today I added the BitmapConverter.cs which will support returning a Bitmap directly from Ajax.NET Professional . Attached to the Google groups thread you will see what is working today (the Bitmap example is the method Test27). Of course, I didn't add all data types... ;) If you will return a Bitmap...

I have finished a more complex auto complete textbox you can use in you Ajax.NET Professional web application. The control can be added on the server like other HtmlControls: AjaxAutoComplete textBox1 = new AjaxAutoComplete(); textBox1.ID = "hans1"; placeHolder1.Controls.Add(textBox1); You have to specify...

Today I put the source code online at http://www.codeplex.com/Wiki/View.aspx?ProjectName=AjaxPro . New releases will be still uploaded to http://www.ajaxpro.info/ . If you find any error, bug or problem please ask the community first at http://groups.google.com/group/ajaxpro/ . There is a search box...

The was a discussion at the Google group about the System.NotSupportedException after changing files in App_Code folder. As there is no static assmebly name for the App_Code folder it will generated on each "rebuild" a new name that will look like very strange. The name of the assembly is used...

Bertrand has a great post about JavaScript IntelliSense with the next Visual Studio .NET code-name Orcas. I downloaded the bits to give it a try. Oh yes, it is working great when creating ASP.NET AJAX Web applications. What about Web developers not using ScriptManager? Hm, next I tried to run my AjaxPro...

The was a discussion at the Google group about the System.NotSupportedException after changing files in App_Code folder. As there is no static assmebly name for the App_Code folder it will generated on each "rebuild" a new name that will look like very strange. The name of the assembly is used...

Today I put the source code online at http://www.codeplex.com/Wiki/View.aspx?ProjectName=AjaxPro . New releases will be still uploaded to http://www.ajaxpro.info/ . If you find any error, bug or problem please ask the community first at http://groups.google.com/group/ajaxpro/ . There is a search box...