Projects tagged ‘ajax’ and ‘controls’

NauckIT.Web.Controls is a collection of useful ASP.NET Server Controls, such as a XhtmlMenu, a AJAX ProgressBar or a DHTML DateTimePicker

As it sounds: a FileUpload control with AJAX behavior... and much more new functionalities

Ajax Controls and Extenders written in C# using Ajax 1.x and MS Visual Studio 2005.

Building the equivalent serverside controls in AJAX, based on the Microsoft AJAX Library. featured controls are: listview control datapager control dropdownlist control objectdatasource control

InteWidgetToolkit is an ASP.NET AJAX Toolkit including the controls - expecially the 'Extenders' for building widgets based on the 3rd party JavaScript Libraries such as Dojo and Yahoo! UI Library. ... [More] Developers can use this controls to create rich cliect effect easily without writing any scripts in client. [Less]

Extenders using the ASP.net AJAX framework

Ajaxna is a javascript API enabling 3D games for the web, without using plugins. This programming framework targets Visual Studio 2008, follows an XNA inspired API, is implemented as a C# ASP.NET ... [More] control and is built around dynamic client class (lazy) loading and intellisense. [Less]

Some new ASP.NET AJAX controls based on AjaxControlToolkit.

In this control, I set out to breathe new life into the types of alerts, dialogs and prompts that are available to ASP.NET developers. In ASP.NET web development we are typically limited to what the ... [More] browser can support. I am sure that most of us are very familiar with the JavaScript alert() and confirm() dialogs. They are limited, not customizable, and do not support any rich HTML content. The AJAX Control Toolkit introduced a few extender controls such as the “ModalDialog” Extender and the “ConfirmButton” extender. These solved a few of our common issues, but they were still leaving me wanting for more. I’ve taken what I’ve learned from using the above techniques and encapsulated them into one very extensible and easy to use prompt control for ASP.NET AJAX. The prompt control builds upon the ASP.NET AJAX framework and derives from the “ScriptControl” server-side class and the “Sys.UI.Control” client-side class. The prompt control also utilizes extender controls with client-side behaviors. The Microsoft team did a great job developing the “UpdatePanel” and thought I would borrow a few ideas from this control. Within the UpdatePanel a developer can setup triggers that would automatically cause an async-postbacks to occur. With these triggers a ControlID and event were required. I took a similar approach with the prompt control but instead of tying into server-side events I am tying into client-side events. [Less]

The purpose of this project is to Develop data controls such as GridView, DataList, Repeater, DetailsView, FromView, ObjectDataSource on top of Microsoft Ajax Framework for Client Centric Development ... [More] model. Since the Asp.net version of these controls does not have clientside obje [Less]