Contents tagged with Asp net ajax

  • ASP.NET AJAX Page Methods

    Simply put, a Page Method is a page specific WebMethod.  Instead of creating a full web service for your method, you can conveniently create a method in your page and use it from client-script.  Let's look at how simple it is to use them...

  • Slider AJAX control in ASP.NET 2.0 and C#

    In this article Joe Maguire will explain how you can easily create an AJAX enabled web site within Visual Studio 2005 utilizing C# and how to utilize the AJAX framework to add a simple control from the list of controls available in the AJAX Control Toolkit.
    The AJAX control we will be working with in this article will be the “Slider” control. We will also learn that the Slider control can be manipulated via its properties to display horizontal or vertical as well as allowing you to have incremental steps or a smooth non-step motion.

  • Dynamic UpdateProgress Control

    Jamie Pompu has spent the last week playing with the UpdateProgress control as part of the Ajax Extensions. For the most part, the control itself is quite nice to use but, there was one thing that he found to be a real pain;h e could not get the control to hide an area of a page while it was activated. Although this sounds trivial, it got to be a real pain trying to find areas in his page design that would lend well to an UpdateProgress being displayed and still be intuitive to the user what was happening.

  • Search Ajax control

     Highrise and other new Ajax enabled tools have this feature that when you type in a search query, it automatically updates the search results below. It's almost like a Auto-Complete Box, but with full results on the page instead of a drop down list below the control. Unfortunately I didn't find anything like this in the Microsoft ASP.NET Ajax Toolkit.