How to use a different file extension for Ajax.NET Professional
As a result of my last blogs, if you want to use a different file extension for the Ajax.NET Professional JavaScript wrappers you can simply use ASPX or any other file extension. You only have to change your web.config file and tell the Ajax.NET Professional library to use that extension. I put an example project in the Google group that will use the ASPX file extension that is enabled by default for ASP.NET web applications.