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ASP.NET Resources
Introduction to the ATLAS FilteredTextBox Extender : Brian Mains
Tuesday, November 18 2008
The new ASP.NET AJAX Extensions and the AJAX Control Toolkit provide powerful additions to the ASP.NET developer. By providing client-side capabilities all controlled within these "extenders," you have the means to provide more powerful input into how the application interacts, giving your application a richer UI. In this article, we'll be looking at the FilteredTextBox extender to see how this works. What is an extender? The AJAX Control Toolkit uses extenders to provide additional capabilities that go beyond what the normal ASP.NET controls can do out-of-the-box. This is because these extenders use client-side script to perform animations, transformations, or other cool effects. These features are available in DHTML, while some may be browser-specific; however, to the developer, the extender handles all the work through the script that it emits, and all we need to worry about is the setup of the extender....WebChat : Steve C. Orr
Enhance Applications with the ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit : Tony Patton
Using a GridView with ObjectDataSource and AJAX UpdatePanel : codegod.de
Working with Dynamic Populate Extender : Nidal Arabi
Building AJAX Enabled File Uploading System with Progress Bar Using ASP.NET 2.0 : Jesudas Chinnathampi (Das)