The first AJAX enabled library for Microsoft .NET (Ajax.NET) is about 5 months old, now. The large acceptance has killed my inbox and I have still about 130 unread emails. Sorry, but I need more time to answer all your emails. If you have only quick questions feel free to contact me using MSN Messenger (passport @ schwarz-interactive.de).

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6 Comments

• Francisco Salazar said Thursday, August 18, 2005 3:51:00 PM

  Hi there !
  
  i got my web.config file with forms authentication and i got an error on my pages when thay load.
  
  How can I fix it ?
  
  Tks
  
  answer to f_salazar@hotmail.com

• Harry said Thursday, August 18, 2005 4:51:00 PM

  In that situation, you should read the error, and address the cause.
  

• Shan Plourde said Monday, August 22, 2005 7:47:00 AM

  Hi Michael, nice work on your component. I set it up this weekend and played around with it, it works very well. Good stuff! Here's an article with my experience using it: 2005/08/michael-schwarzs-ajaxnet-free-library.html.
  

• John McMillion said Thursday, September 1, 2005 12:10:00 AM

  I'm getting the same problem. Ajax works great when the authorization in web.config is set to allow users = *. But because I want to use roles in form authentication and use securitytrimming for a menu control, I need to set deny users = *, and then allow roles=myrole.
  When I do that though I get Javascript errors, from what I can tell it's related to the RegisterTypeForAjax line. It still generates the javascript src code lines in view source, but apparently, the proxy stub that is being generated on the fly behind the scenes isn't able to authenticate because I am denying users even though I'm allowing my role. That's my best guess.
  I tried to manually copy the javascript lines in but my assembly name seems to be random when I view the source.
  src=/Extranet/ajax/MasterPage,App_Web_rkxoxrjd.ashx
  
  Could also have to do with using Master Pages. Any ideas out there?
  
  John

• Olli said Thursday, September 1, 2005 6:15:00 AM

  It is not a problem of Ajax.NET!!!!! As written on different forums you have to add a location element in your web.config to allow all AJAX requests!

• John said Thursday, September 8, 2005 7:04:00 PM

  Can you recommend any AJAX forums for common issues?
  
  I'm using linked dropped down lists per the samples, but when the second list is changed, and I postback, I can't get the selected value.
  
  Any ideas?