Recently, PDC showed the new features of ASP. NET Ajax 4.0, so I picked up Microsoft's Ajax again. To facilitate viewingCodeOn the Internet, I found ASP written by Eilon Lipton. net Ajax JavaScript class browser. I was amazed at the fact that something could still be used more than a year ago. At the same time, I found that it was not very easy to use, so I modified it and added some features based on it, such as the ability to browse various methods, attributes, and Event code. At the same time, the interface is more user-friendly,
Code inDownload here. This little thing is completely static (no ASP. NET Server is required, not to say that JS is static ..), It can be used after being opened in the browser. If you need to browse other MS Ajax class libraries, add a script tag to HTML. Of course, you can also make it possible to dynamically upload JS files and then dynamically load them. If you have time, you can change it yourself...
A bunch of JS libraries are used in the source code, but the DP is used for syntax coloring. the syntaxhighlighter library still has some problems in processing JS strings. It will replace the single quotes in the strings with double quotes. I didn't take a closer look at how to change it. In short, it's a known issue.
PS: the template in ASP. NET Ajax 4.0 is too easy to use ~ On the tag, just declare a few attributes as a client control (= _ = B), and load the data on the WebService end without any effort ~ Like!