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ASP.NET Resources
Building an 'AJAX' ProgressBar in Atlas : Wilco Bauwer
Tuesday, December 09 2008
Get started with using the new Atlas library, and learn how to create a simple client-side Atlas progress bar, complete with source code. First of all, you will want to derive from the base Atlas control class, Web.UI.Control. It contains some plumbing for you, such as associating itself with an HTML element. Additionally, you should register your type to make it possible to instantiate it declaratively. In this case, we will register our type with the namespace 'script' and the tagname 'progressBar'. You should also register your class, so Atlas can do its thing, such as describing what the base type is, etc....Dynamic AJAX Modal Popup control demonstration : Kelum W. Ganegoda
An Introduction to AJAX Techniques and Frameworks for ASP.NET : Rama Krishna Vavilala
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ASP.NET AJAX Repeater : Kazi Manzur Rashid