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One of my favorite aspects of the AJAX Control Toolkit is that we were given not only a fully functional web app detailing all of the controls, but also the full source code. As a home-grown .NET developer, exploring the source code of the tool / control Read More...
I just finished getting AJAX 3.5 working on SharePoint 2007 for an internal project I'm working on, and now I learn that we are going to be migrating our server from a Windows Server 2003 VM to a brand spankin' new Windows Server 2008 box.  So I Read More...
One of the really nice things about .NET 3.0 and .NET 3.5, in terms of upgrading existing .NET 2.0 applications, is that all three target the same (2.0) runtime. What this means for developers is that we only have to worry about referencing the correct Read More...
Every once in a while, you stumble onto something in programming that saves several days of thinking or several weeks of brute force. I just stumbled onto such a gem. If you Google how to use JavaScript to manipulate an ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit Accordion, Read More...
I’m sure we all know the difference between HTML input controls of type “submit” and “button” with respect to an ASP.NET web form. But just in case you don’t, the major different is that submits (which are what ASP.NET buttons ultimately render) will Read More...
What??? SharePoint 2007 Service Pack 1 will support AJAX? Awesome! Even though I already have all my hacks and workarounds in place to get it to work, explicit support will be great! Not only will my development experience be a lot cleaner and easier, Read More...
Now don’t get me wrong: compared to all other control suites I’ve used, ASP.NET AJAX has been, in terms of the whiz-bang-features-slash-make-my-life-easier vs. deal-with-the-hell-of-trying-to-make-other-people’s-code-do-exactly-what-I-want metric, the Read More...