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Welcome to Using Ajax Masked Edit Controls in ASP.NET 2.0
In this tutorial we'll explore two of the handy control extenders available in the Ajax Control Toolkit for
ASP.NET 2.0 called MaskedEditExtender and MaskedEditValidator, allowing you to filter user input right
on your web pages without server validation
Recently I found myself in a position whereby I had to create a WPF UserControl of an image viewer. The design for the control looked as if you had taken a stack of images and dropped them down onto a surface. That is, they were not perfectly lined up; some were rotated slightly, some were moved a little to the top, left, bottom or right.
So, I thought about it and decided it would be a good idea to put all of the images into a ListBox Control; however, there was one slight problem: a ListBox Control uses a VirtualizingStackPanel (VSP) to show it content (also known as Children) and a VSP arranges its Children just like a StackPanel; that is, it lines them up one after the other either vertically or horizontally.
In this tutorial we'll explore some of the more advanced data binding capabilities in ASP.NET 2.0 by binding a dropdown to a table and then using that dropdown control to feed a parameter to a stored procedure which returns data to a GridView control.
In this tutorial we'll look at an example which allows users to dynamically upload as many files as they like at one time. Although still bound by the single file selection limitation of the browser, it does give the added flexibility of being able to dynamically specify any number of files to upload at once.
In this tutorial we'll view a demonstration that renders a GridView control with some sample data from the Northwind SQL database, and with a few simple lines of code is able to export that rendered data into Excel format streamed directly to the browser.
During this tutorial we'll explore how to combine two Ajax Control Toolkit controls, the DragPanelExtender, and the CollapsiblePanelExtender to create a menu that you can drag anywhere on the page, and open and close when needed.
In this, the final part of the jQuery and Air introduction we’re going to look at packaging our application into a single archive file that people can download and install on their machines. The process is quite simple, but does involve the use of several different technologies to complete successfully. We can also create a new version of our application so that we can test the update mechanism that we implemented in Part 4.
Read MoreIn this tutorial we will look at a simple example of how we can dynamically alter the presentation of a web form using CSS and Ajax in ASP.NET.
In this tutorial we'll look at how you can alter a regular checkbox control in ASP.NET and change it into an alternating graphic by using the ToggleButtonControl in the Ajax Control Toolkit.
In part two we added the core functionality to our application - the getting and processing of the news feed from DMX Zone. In this part of the tutorial we’re going to finish off the application by adding some additional behaviour, namely wiring up our buttons so that they have hover and selected states and so that they actually do something, and then creating a secondary popup window like an operating system dialog box that will display some information relevant to our application and the resources it uses.
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