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ASP.NET AJAX and ASP.NET Validators

If you are using ASP.NET Validators in UpdatePanel consider the post of Matt Gibbs: "ASP.NET AJAX Validators".

ASP.NET AJAX provides new APIs for registering script with the ScriptManager. Using these APIs allows controls to work well with partial rendering. Without them, controls placed inside an UpdatePanel won't work as expected. In previous CTP releases of ASP.NET AJAX, we had a set of validator controls that derived from the v2.0 controls and used the new APIs. This made them work well with ASP.NET AJAX. WindowsUpdate will soon include a version of System.Web that can take advantage of the new APIs. So the new controls which would have been redundant have been removed. However, the update isn't available yet and ASP.NET AJAX has been released. So, in the short-term, the source code for a set of custom validator controls that work with partial rendering is available here.

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Login control in an ASP.NET AJAX toolkit PopupControlExtender with a close button

I remember when I tried to implement a Login control in a ModalPopup with one of the early release of what was called at that time Atlas and is now called ASP.NET AJAX. I had lots of difficulties and now it works like a charm.

This time I would like to have a Login control in an ASP.NET AJAX PopupControlExtender from the ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit.

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ASP.NET AJAX 1 Released and already deployed on Tech Head Brothers

It was a straight move from RC to RTM and I have managed to have it online after deploying it to staging, doing some tests and then deployed it Production, thanks to Web Deployment Projects.

Here you can see an ASP.NET 2 Webpart on Tech Head Brothers using ASP.NET AJAX 1 to browse all news of the site on the home page:

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ASP.NET Ajax RC and Google Adsense

Dec 22, 2006

During the integration of ASP.NET Ajax RC on Tech Head Brothers I had issues with some javascript failing both in ASP.NET Ajax and Adsense. After a short online discussion with Cyril, he could manage to get a fix, and to identify the issue in the ASP.NET Ajax RC. You might read more about it on the forum, or on his french blog.

Adsense uses the native method Date.parse of JavaScript. ASP.NET Ajax RC overload this method changing a bit its behavior. Luckily the old method is saved in Date._jsParse. Using this code just before your first insert of the adsense script will solve the issue:

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