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Hi all.
What is the difference between Microsoft AJAx and AJAX Pro?
Also, for what should I use AJAX Pro?
Started by Ahmed on
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With....
It's a little bit with this library.
AJAX Pro is a free AJAX library, that enables you to implement your Ajax calls manually.
Microsoft AJAX is Microsoft's Ajax library that contains ready to use server controls.
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Similar to the question I just asked,
If I call an ajax function in jQuery and then a non ajax function how can I prevent the non-ajax function from firing until after the first ajax callback function has completed. Will declaring async: false in the ...
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Similar to the answer I posted, I would just use the callback parameter in the ....
Call your non-ajax function as part of that callback.
JQuery AJAX functions let you provide a callback that is only called after the request is finished.
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Can you do ajax on ASP.net webform without using ajax toolkit? (Please post a example link)
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I used the Prototype library to make the ....
Certainly you can! What I did in .NET 1.1 (before ASP.Net Ajax was released) was to define.
Back-to-server#86520
This can perform much better than ASP.NET ajax, but does take longer to code.
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I'm working on my first Ruby on Rails aplication and it's quite big (at least for me ;) - database has about 25 tables). I'm still learning Ruby and Rails and I never wrote anything in Javascript nor Ajax. Should I add Ajax to my application from the ...
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It will help you structure your also consider how to make it work without AJAX (or javascript at all), too so that your design, but that important functionality works in the....
If you are planning to do AJAX, I would do it from the beginning.
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Hi, i was wondering if there is any significant difference between consuming .asmx services with asp.net ajax calls - serviceName.method(param,...) or with the jquery $.ajax call. I'm currently using the asp.net ajax which seems simpler but i get the ...
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If you're not using ASP.NET ....
They'll both work, however asp.net ajax has the built in ability to consume asmx services, which you could actually use both asp.net ajax (for the asmx services) AND jQuery for everything else if you though.
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I have a simple JS function that needs to get called when AJAX call succeeds, however i don't have any control over the AJAX calls since the framework (DNN5) handles all that.
How do i call my function on AJAX success?
I use DNN5 and jQuery, if you're...
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It'll depend on how DNN5 performs the AJAX calls within ASP.NET
@Russ: just saw your answer, i'll.
Add an eventhandler to the PageRequestManager endRequest event.
Of an async postback in ASP.NET AJAX i.e.
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Hi,
If given the choice, which path would you take? 1. asp.net webforms + asp.net ajax
or
asp.net mvc + ajax framework of your choice (jquery, yui, prototype, etc). Focus point: Are their any limitations to #1, or hurdles since it is less 'free/open'
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On the Ajax front, I....
ASP.NET AJAX Is a pile of crap plumbing.
Heh, downvoted...
I prefer to use WebForms + custom HTTPHandlers handling the server side of any AJAX calls.
I love webforms, but ASP.NET AJAX is a pile of crap.
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How can I setcookies in php server side with ajax and read cookies in the real time with javascript?
Example: After pressed "ok" button, the client side will call ajax and ajax will call to php server side to collect data. It will also assign value into...
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How would you be able to read a cookie on the client before it has arrived there?
you make an (ajax.
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With the upcoming rise of AJAX applications on the web, I wrote some own pieces of code to understand what it is about. I know there must be easier ways than directly dealing with the XMLHttpRequest object and thought this is why all the AJAX frameworks...
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JQuery says:
jQuery, animating, and Ajax interactions....
And most people using AJAX are doing so because they want to turn interactive web applications using techniques such as DOM scripting, DHTML and AJAX.
This is through DOM manipulation.
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I have a php page. This has multiple images which looks like tabs. With in this php page i have a div which will load different PHP pages on click of different images i mentioned before. This is done using Ajax. This much of it works fine with no page...
Started by Vinodtiru on
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By ajax appear > (innerdiv2) DIV inside the loaded pages
Cause, by theory, you can make an Ajax-loaded page (innverdiv1) do ajax as well, but the new page's (innerdiv2) domain should only be limited to the DIVS inside the first....
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