Creating a Simple Ajax Control in Asp.net 2.0 and C#
A Simple AJAX control in ASP.NET 2.0 and C# Introduction In this article I 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. [...]
Client Centric Approach of AJAX using Toolkit
In this article, the author discusses the client-centric approach for AJAX using the ASP.NET AJAX Toolkit. In general, server-centric (use of Update panel) is very popular in this field. But when it comes to performance, the client-centric approach is preferred. Sandeep also demonstrates how to call a webservice using javascript.
Hacking New York Times and Twitter with Microsoft AJAX and jQuery
In this article by Dr. Jayaram Krishnaswamy, we look at two APIs, the Twitter API and the New York Times API and see how we can access data on them using the JavaScript libraries available on the Microsoft Edge Content Network also know as Microsoft Content Delivery Network (CDN). While jQuery is used to access [...]
Creating an Ajax Process Using PHP and Oracle
For some time now, Ajax (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML), has been all the rage in the Web development world. Coming to the forefront with some of Google's features (Suggest, Maps, Gmail, and so on), Ajax performs server requests without the user having to submit a form or click on a link. In other words, the [...]
Debugging ASP.NET AJAX Applications
The ability to debug code is a skill that every developer should have in their arsenal regardless of the technology they’re using. It goes without saying that understanding the different debugging options that are available can save a tremendous amount of time on a project and perhaps even a few headaches. While many developers are [...]
Canceling Server Tasks with ASP.NET AJAX
Last month I built a framework to monitor ongoing server-side tasks from the client. Using this framework, which I’ll call Progress Monitor Framework (or PMF), you can provide Web users with information about the progress of operations running on the server, something that typically requires a lot of custom code to do. With PMF, you [...]
ScriptManager Enables AJAX In Your Web Apps
Today the consumer of a Web site can be as responsible for its content, direction, and success as the publisher. Social networking sites, blogs, online photo journals, and wikis are just a few of the new styles of Web sites springing up every day, and it's just the beginning. Your Web site can offer the [...]
Migrating Web-Based PHP Applications to Ajax
Web development is messy. Over the years, our toolbox has filled up with odd implements that are hard to use and don't fit well together. Web code has become a legacy problem. A typical web page is a tangle of HTML, JavaScript, and server-side scripts. User interface logic is interwoven with business rules and client-server [...]
Creating Sortable Lists With PHP And Ajax
You might have been in a situation before where you had a list of items in your database that needed to be output in a specific order. These items could be anything: perhaps a listing of your favourite movies or your favourite books. For whatever reason, you want them ordered in a custom way that [...]
Working with Ajax Table Editors and Viewers
A typical Web application shows information that is retrieved from databases and other sources such as data feeds. In many cases, one or more Web forms let the user enter new information or modify the existing data. When the user clicks a button, the form's data is sent to the server where it is validated [...]