ASP. NET AJAX Primer Series

The ASP. NET AJAX Starter Series will write about the use and fundamentals of some of the ASP. NET AJAX controls, some of which are original, and some are directly translated from official documents, and this section is constantly updated.

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ASP. NET AJAX Primer Series (1): overview

Introduction: As the beginning of this series of articles, briefly introduce the overview and various components of ASP.

ASP. NET AJAX Starter Series (2): Using the ScriptManager control

Introduction: The ScriptManager control is included in the ASP. 2.0 AJAX extensions, which handles all components on the page, as well as page-local updates, and generates related client-side proxy scripts to access the Web Service in JavaScript. There is only one ScriptManager control on all ASP. NET pages that need to support ASP. In the ScriptManager control we can specify the desired script library, or specify the Web Service that is invoked via JS, and call AuthenticationService and ProfileService, as well as page error handling.

ASP. NET AJAX Starter Series (3): Using the ScriptManagerProxy control

Introduction: In ASP. NET AJAX, because there can only be one ScriptManager control on an ASPX page, if there is a master page, if you need to introduce different scripts in Master-page and Content-page, This requires the use of scriptmanagerproxy in Content-page, not Scriptmanager,scriptmanager and ScriptManagerProxy are two very similar controls.

ASP. NET AJAX Starter Series (4): Using the UpdatePanel control (i)

Introduction: UpdatePanel can be used to create a rich local update Web application, which is an important control in ASP. NET 2.0 AJAX extensions, which is powerful in that it does not have to write any client script. You can automatically implement a partial update by adding several UpdatePanel controls and a ScriptManager control on one page. Learn the simple way to use UpdatePanel (first article) through this article.

ASP. NET AJAX Starter Series (5): Using the UpdatePanel Control (ii)

Introduction: UpdatePanel can be used to create a rich local update Web application, which is an important control in ASP. NET 2.0 AJAX extensions, which is powerful in that it does not have to write any client script. You can automatically implement a partial update by adding several UpdatePanel controls and a ScriptManager control on one page. Use this article to learn some of the other uses of UpdatePanel (second article).

ASP. NET AJAX Primer Series (6): Simple Introduction to UpdateProgress controls

Introduction: In ASP. NET AJAX Beta2, the UpdateProgress control has moved from the "value added" CTP to the ASP. NET AJAX core, this article briefly introduces some of its basic usage, translated from official documents.

ASP. NET AJAX Starter Series (7): Programming UpdateProgress with Client script

Introduction: In this article, we will use the client behavior to extend the UpdateProgress control by writing JavaScript, and the client code will use the PageRequestManager in the ASP. NET AJAX Library. In the UpdateProgress control, a button is added to allow the user to cancel the asynchronous update, and client script is used to display or hide progress information, translated from the official document.

ASP. NET AJAX Starter Series (8): Custom Exception Handling

Guide: When the UpdatePanel control is updated asynchronously, if an error occurs, an alert dialog box appears by default to display the error message, which is unfriendly to the user, and this article looks at how to customize exception handling in server and client script, translated from official documents.

ASP. NET AJAX Starter Series (9): Using UpdatePanel in master Pages

Introduction: This article briefly describes the use of UpdatePanel controls in master pages, translated from official documents.

ASP. NET AJAX Starter Series: Timer control simple to use

Introduction: This article mainly through a simple example, let the Web page in a certain time interval local refresh, to learn the ASP. NET AJAX Server Timer control simple use.

ASP. NET AJAX Starter Series (11): Using the Timer control in multiple Updatepanle

Introduction: This article will use the Timer control to update two UpdatePanel controls, the timer control will be placed outside the UpdatePanel control, and it will be configured as a UpdatePanel trigger, translated from the official document

Source: http://www.cnblogs.com/Terrylee/archive/2006/11/12/558683.html

ASP. NET AJAX Primer Series