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Author: IRange
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Are you writing classic ASP pages and want to join in the Ajax revolution too? Really? Well, Ajaxed is for you. The framework is simialr to xajax for PHP, in that it allows you to tie in to a named function on th eserver side....
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Author: Developer Shed
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Hey Guys. I've been a member here for a long time and decided to try to share some code that might be helpful to others. I hope someone can get some use out of it. The zip file contains eveything you need including the access DB and the "workingbar.gif". All you have to do is give the DB a dsn name of "ajax" and you will be ready to go....
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Author: Michal Gabrukiewicz.
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„ajaxed is the only one
still maintained free classic asp library
with built—in AJAX support. “...
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Author: aspajax.org
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AJAX is an increasing expectation of modern websites. However many of the world best developers still code in Classic ASP - without the use of heavy web frameworks....
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Author: bryce@esonica.com
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So you're still using Classic ASP, but need to implement some AJAX effects. To get started, its so much easier than you think (view the demo). You'll need a basic knowledge of Javascript and Classic ASP to build your first AJAX enabled page. There are 3 parts to every AJAX request.
1. The Request Page - this can be HTML, ASP, ASPX, PHP or any other type of web page you need to work with.
2. Javascript Functions - these are included in the Request Page, and handle the AJAX request and...
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Author: Rajesh Toleti
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Right now the latest buzzword around town is AJAX. AJAX is an acronym for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML and is a method used to implement remote calling. "Remote calling" is the exchange of information between client and server without page reloading/refreshing. When you use remote calling, there is no postback to the server and the page is not redelivered to the client browser....
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Author: Mikesdotnetting
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My simple article on Ajax with Classic ASP is one of the most popular on this site. So I thought it's about time I updated it to show how to use jQuery to Ajaxify a Classic ASP page. First of all, why use jQuery when the previous article works? Well, jQuery is a library that is designed to help web developers work with Javascript in a much more streamlined way. Internally, it handles a lot of the nonsense that developers have to work with in terms of cross-browser incompatibilities and it's synt...
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Author: J. Eggers
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Last night, a friend and I were discussing our ever growing list of personal projects and tasks that we strive to find/make time to whittle away. The items on our list ranged from reading a simple blog post, asking a mentor a question, or working on a personal, pet project. I don't know any developer who doesn't have a similar list to be honest....
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Author: SkeyMedia
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There aren’t many tutorials on the web for Classic ASP and AJAX interfaces. Classic ASP is just about fazed out at most companies, but there are still plenty of legacy applications that use it. There is a lot of confusion about AJAX and what it is. Mainly, it is a client-side application that sends data to a back end parser, and thus the back-end processor can be written is anything from asp to cfm to php to old-school perl cgi’s....
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Author: Dion Almaer
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Are you writing classic ASP pages and want to join in the Ajax revolution too? Really? Well, Ajaxed is for you. The framework is simialr to xajax for PHP, in that it allows you to tie in to a named function on th eserver side....
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Author: Mikesdotnetting
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A new version of this article, using jQuery is available here.
Generic cross-browser js function to create an xmlhttpserver object. For a clear introduction to the basics of AJAX, this series of articles is particularly helpful: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/web/library/wa-ajaxintro1.html....
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Author: Dan Wahlin
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Microsoft's ASP.NET AJAX framework provides a solid foundation for building efficient and high performance Web-based applications that can enhance the overall end user experience. No matter how good a development platform is, however, bugs and other issues can be introduced by developers and triggered by end users. Knowing how to quickly debug ASP.NET AJAX applications can greatly increase your productivity as a developer and reduce the amount of frustration experienced while tracking down issue...
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Author: Nipun Chadha
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We were getting a number of querries from our clients and friends, asking about what AJAX is? With the development of Microsoft’s Live, everyone is going crazy about AJAX. So, we at Xaprio Solutions thaught of publishing this small article about AJAX, which will help you guys understand it better.
Like DHTML, LAMP, or SPA, Ajax is not a technology in itself, but a term that refers to the use of a group of technologies together. In fact, derivative/composite technologies based substantially up...
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Author: Damian Mehers
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Porting a control extender that I am working to contribute to the ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit turned out to far more involved than I initially thought it would be. If you are a hardcore JavaScript developer then a lot of this may be familiar. But if you are like me, and JavaScript is just one of many technologies you are using, read on to learn from my mistakes....
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Author: Sujith Kumar
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Simple Ajax Application
CheckUser.php
display.htm...
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Author: Boaz Yahav
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This is a simple usage example of Ajax that shows how to update a part of the HTML page without refreshing the page. This is a great GUI advantage which makes the application look more like a windows application rather then a web based client side application....
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Author: Boaz Yahav
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This is a simple usage example of Ajax that shows how to update a part of the HTML page without refreshing the page. This is a great GUI advantage which makes the application look more like a windows application rather then a web based client side application....
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Author: John Peterson
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If you've been wanting to get started with AJAX, but haven't known where to start, this is your lucky day. The ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit is designed to provide a rich infrastructure for you to write your own ASP.NET AJAX extenders and controls, but it also provides a number of exceptional controls that can be used right out of the box by developers without any previous AJAX experience....
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Author: www.webmasterworld.com
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I've got an ongoing project and there's a part of it I'd like to try to solve with ajax (using classic asp) so the browser doesn't need a full on submit.
If anyone could point me in the right direction it would be appreciated.
I'm fine with the db schema and happy to code this outside of the ajax world but want to push myself a bit where I can.
The project is a reporting system where the item being reported is made up of a number of static fields, eg....
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Author: Alessandro Gallo
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In the first part of this series, we started with an example of a simple web page that displays a Virtual Earth map on screen. The purpose of the code was to highlight some bad habits in writing markup and JavaScript code. We promised ourselves to rewrite the same page in order to take advantage of ASP.NET and the new AJAX framework. This is what we are going to do starting from part two of this series....
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