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Why you should not place your whole site in an UpdatePanel
Perhaps due to its ubiquitous presence in web based email services, implementing asynchronous site navigation is frequently a design requirement when... more »
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Why do ASP.NET AJAX page methods have to be static?
Dozens of variations on the title of this post are some of the most common searches that bring people here to Encosia. Unfortunately, the search... more »
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Using jQuery to Consume ASP.NET JSON Web Services
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In response to many of the articles here, I receive feedback asking how to achieve the same results without using ASP.NET AJAX. As much as I’m a fan... more »
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Why my ASP.NET AJAX forms are never submitted twice
The overzealous double-clickers amongst our users often make it desirable to temporarily disable the controls that trigger server side processing.... more »
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Boost ASP.NET performance with deferred content loading
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When broken down into digestible chunks, the technique is easy to implement and lends your application a level of polish that your users are sure to... more »
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4 ASP.NET AJAX JavaScript UI methods you should learn
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Wrapping up my series on some of ASP.NET AJAX’s less utilized client side functionality, this post will take a closer look at some of ASP.NET AJAX’s... more »
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Are you making these 3 common ASP.NET AJAX mistakes?
An overview of the impact several ASP.NET page life cycle issues have on ASP.NET AJAX development, and how to avoid them.
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Easy incremental status updates for long requests
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A problem that has always plagued web developers has been providing detailed progress indication for server-side tasks. The stateless nature of the... more »
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