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With an AJAX Server control, some additional JavaScript is generated behind the scenes (in addition to the JS you write). This article looks at this generated JavaScript when an AJAX Server Control is used.
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This article talks about using an AJAX Server Control from a web site. Registering the control and adding a ScriptManager are also discussed.
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This test has questions about using an AJAX Server Control from a web site. Registering the control and adding a ScriptManager are also included.
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This is a test on the various pieces of the code generated for an AJAX Server Control. This includes the class ScriptControl and the over-ridden methods GetScriptDescriptors() and GetScriptReferences().
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This article explains the various pieces of the code generated for beginning an AJAX Server Control. The class ScriptControl and the over-ridden methods GetScriptDescriptors() and GetScriptReferences() are explained, among others.
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When you add an HtmlControl to your custom control, sometimes you want to have a unique id given to that HTML element and sometimes you don’t care as much about it. This article looks at how to generate unique and previously known IDs (same at design time and runtime).
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This article looks at where the TagPrefix cc1 comes from in the @Register directive. Also looks the ToolboxData attribute which serves as the template for the custom control declaration on a page.
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You save the customizable public properties of a custom control in the ViewState. On the postback, you read those values and reset whatever the UI controls you want to reset. This article looks at a generic way of getting and saving the properties.
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