Web Forms :: Can An AJAX Enabled Website Use The Components Tools
Feb 21, 2011
I have created a web app using the AJAX Enabled Web App template. I now want to add an advertising banner using an adobe flash file, which requires the use of the "Shockwave flash object" in the Components tab of the toolbox. I have added the relevant .dll file under references but still the option for the control in the toolbox is greyed out.
Is it possible to use the component tools with an AJAX web app?
Are the component tool available when using the express version of Visual Web Developer 2010?
If I can not use "Shockwave flash object" another method of creating an ad banner on my app?
I've asp.net 2.0 ajax enabled web site in which I used Ajax update panels in pages. Now I want to convert it into asp.net 3.5 but it gives errors for Ajax tool kit and script manager and update panel used in pages. I don't want to remove ajax functionality from my site, so is there a way to convert them without removing ajax update panels from pages. On my PC I've installed both VS2005 and VS2008.
I have 1 function that reah all components of the page that call this function.
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in this function I set enabled Property of components via parameter "en" but I must cast the object to type manually I want to clear swith statement and change it to 1 line for example: [Code]....
I use Visual Web Developer 2008 Express. I am following a tutorial which uses VWD2005 and says to create an Ajax enabled website. There is no specifically named "Ajax enabled template" in VWD 2008 Express
I think I have created one by creating a new ASP.NET website and adding a ScriptManager and an UpdatePanel to the page and placing the content of the page inside the UpdatePanel ContentTemplate.
I am trying to rule out reasons why my aplication wont work - step by step, piece by piece, from the beginning of the tutorial.
I've asp.net 2.0 ajax enabled web site in which I used Ajax update panels in pages. Now I want to convert it into asp.net 3.5 but it gives errors for Ajax tool kit and script manager and update panel used in pages. I don't want to remove ajax functionality from my site, so is there a way to convert them without removing ajax update panels from pages.On my PC I've installed both VS2005 and VS2008.
I have started a simple website using ASP.NET but it is not an AJAX-enabled project. Now what I need is to use an AJAX control specifically Autocomplete) but I do not know how to add it to my website. What I should do guys? Do I need to add something in my library? What should I do in order to see it in the toolbox?
I simply can add Ajax toolkit to a project and make Ajax-enabled website at work place, however there is always a white and blank page on my own PC, when try to make the same project.
Although I've installed Ajax Toolkit, and Ajax minifier on both VS 2008 and 2010, but I can't make Ajax-enabled website at home.
I have a website in my hands that wasn't developed entirely by me, and i wanted to add some ajax controls to it (update panel would be the first).
how do i know if my site is already ajax enabled?
And third, in case it is not, what should i do to enable it? I understand this must be a question that has been posted many many times, and i have read some topics with it, but i couldn't quite figure out what to do.
I came across this amazing website built in asp.net and AJAX. Just look at how the pages are. Its amazing. When you add products into shopping cart, it immediately gets added without a postback and there is a sweet little Tooltip that indicates that the item has been added.
Plus, when I click on the 'Login' link, that nice shadow window pops up with the opaque background.
Heres that Ajax-enabled website I came across:
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I need to Ajaxify my website and add similar features like this one.
I'am trying to follow an ASP.NET with AJAX Training. At certain moment, they deploy an AJAX-Enabled Web Site. but for me I can't found this option (I'm using Visual Studio 2008).
Even if I installed the Ajax Control Toolkit it still not working for me !!
Actually I want to deploy(run) my asp.net 2.0 application using ajax control toolkit2.0 on remote server. Also I have added all the required dlls to the bin folder. Now apart from that Will i have to install ajax extensions on server(OS- Windows Server 2003, IIS 6.0)
I am tasked with re-architecture an existing ASP.Net 2.0 Web Site. The current solution has 3 projects; Web UI, Business layer project and Data layer project. The Data layer uses some sort of SQL helper class and stored procedures to return DataTable. The Business layer sort of passes the DataTable along, I don't see much business logic. The UI web site is heavy on DataGrids. While brainstorming, my thoughts are; I want to obviously keep the layered design and use the separation of code by using 3 projects in the solution.
The part that I am most confused about is the Data Layer. What should I use for this part, Entity Framework, or create my own Classes that represent my database or logical objects? Speed of development is also an issue, it has to be down fairly quickly and be flexible or decoupled for enhancements. I tried going the MVC route but the learning curve is too steep for the developers at this time. So, it has to be Web Forms. I am leaning on using Enterprise Library for Data access, logging, caching and Exception handling.
The data that we display in gridview and details view can easily be scraped using automated tools. My question is if someone uses some automated tool and logs into the website and scraps data how can we find that? How can we detect whether a human is viewing the site or a tool? For example one way is by calculating the time up to which a user stays in page from which we can detect whether human intervention is involved. I do not know how to implement that but just thinking about this method. how to detect and prevent automated tools from scraping data from my website? I have used security image in login section, the user has to log in by entering username, password and security image displayed in the login section. Even then in home page a human may type security image and log in to the site and then use an automated tool to scrap data from the site!!When the recaptcha image appears after a period of time then that time alone the user may type the security image and again use automated tool to scrap data from the site. Actually, I have even developed a tool to scrap data from another site. So only i want to prevent this from happening in my site!
There was a time, when ASP.NET AJAX was Atlas Alpha version. And there were some projects for update panels: Comfort ASP, FastPage (mine:)), MagicAjax, ZumiPage. Now looks like all they dead. What people now use for update panels, except Asp.Net Ajax that is loading huge amount of js not needed for update panel. I have problems with MagicAjax installing on .net4, its deleting my scripts I dont know why. So is there update panels that 100% is working on .net4 and know about jquery.
Used MagicAjax more old version - and now it works)
I'm new to AJAX/javascript, and I'm not sure what the best approach is for what I'm trying to do.
I'm calling page methods (WebMethods) on my Page using Javascript. The data I'm retrieving is a list of Divs basically.
I don't know how many will be returned, but they need to be inserted into the proper place on the page depending on their content.
I see a couple ways of doing this:
Create a list of HtmlGenericControls and pass them back. Create a list of Strings, where each String is the entire Div code I want to drop onto the page. (This feels wrong for some reason)Create simple container objects that have the necessary data in them. Pass those to the page and use them to create the Divs within javascript.
I know this is a silly question, but I need to ask it. If we are adding Ajax update panels to several pages of an app and adding javascript to pages, the app will use more of the clients local memory, right?
