Craig Gjerdingen

I think I did this in the spring of 2007, the audio quality is very poor (sorry).

Please enjoy one of the following formats:

• avi aspnetajax.avi - (@ 50 MB)
  
• flash aspnetajax-flash.swf - (@ 22 MB)
  
• wmv aspnetajax-high.wmv - (@ 14 MB)
  

Basic Squence I Followed

This is the script I created to keep me moving for this video capture demo.

Create Default Web Page

• Status : Dropdownlist
  
  
  • Active : false : (default)
    
    
    • Complete : true
      
    • AutoPostBack
      
    
    
  
  

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  • div : todoheader : "To-do List Items"
    
  
  

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  • GridView
    
    
    • ObjectDataSource
      
    • Format GridView (or CssClass = gridview AltRow Style = even GridLines = None)
      
    • Page, Sort, Edit
      
    
    
  
  

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  • div : insertheader : "New To-do Item"
    
  
  

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    • DetailsView
      
      
      • DataSource : ObjectDataSource1
        
      • Enable Insert
        
      • Properties : DefaultMode : insert
        
      • Format DetailsView (or CssClass = detailsview Gridlines = None)
        
      
      
    
    
  
  

Show the app

• Note full page refreshes (What we will fix)
  
• Add a new item or two
  

Ajax Enable Application

• Add ScriptManager (One and Only One)
  
• Add UpdatePanel (Partial Page update)
  
  
  • Define Content Template
    
    
    • Insert the GridView (PostBacks intercepted)
      
    • Wire-up to Dropdown
      
    • Define Triggers
      
      
      • Async : Dropdown SelectedIndexChange
        
      
      
    
    
  
  

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  • Add UpdatePanel
    
    
    • Insert DetailsView
      
      
      • Set UpdateMode to conditional
        
      
      
    
    
  
  

(If there is Time or Optional show more stuff in class)

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  • Add Update Progress Control
    
    
    • Define Progress Template
      
      
      • div : progress
        
      • img : "throbber"
        
      • text : "Updating...."
        
      
      
    
    
  
  

Posted by Craig Gjerdingen at 02:20 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)

Microsoft extends the Common Type Library to the client-side. This provides cross platform, cross browser support for a core JavaScript type-system, JSON-based network serialization stack, JavaScript component/control model (Observer Pattern), as well as common client JavaScript helper classes.

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Posted by Craig Gjerdingen at 03:39 PM | Permalink | Comments (1)