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On the server side, ComfortASP.NET and MagicAjax with their changed-HTML-only architecture can make adding Ajax to your pages a painless endeavor. Anthem.NET provides the option of working in a changed-HTML mode but also gives you the option of dealing directly with returned data structures. Each is easy to use, and all are worthy of your time, so experiment more to see which best fits your development environment. When choosing a framework keep in mind: Other Ajax Frameworks for .NET ❑ ❑ ❑ The expertise of developers — Do you have people well-versed in JavaScript, HTML, and CSS? Your page-level architecture — Do your pages currently inherit from a custom or third-party base class? Your application-level architecture — Does your application use httpHandlers or httpModules that might cause conflicts with any third-party framework? The next chapter will begin your introduction to Microsoft’s Ajax framework, Atlas, and explain how to use it to quickly develop Ajax applications. 247
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Beginning Ajax with ASP.NET Wallace
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Executive Editor Bob Elliott Senior
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About the Authors Wallace B. “Wal
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Acknowledgments It is truly interes
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Contents Manipulating the Style She
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Contents Chapter 7: Ajax.NET Profes
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Contents Chapter 11: Atlas Controls
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Introduction Thank you for purchasi
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Tips, hints, tricks, and asides to
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1 Introduction to Ajax on ASP.NET O
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Who’s Using Ajax? Introduction to
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2 Introduction to DHTML Dynamic HTM
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Writing Your First Block of JavaScr
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Introduction to DHTML document.writ
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Chapter 3 From Static to Dynamic
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Chapter 3 /* */ Datatypes These are
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Chapter 3 Figure 3-1 shows the resu
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Chapter 3 window navigator location
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Chapter 3 The DOM, Styles, and CSS
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4 The XMLHttpRequest Object The XML
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5 Data Communication: XML, XSLT, an
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1986 by ISO standard “ISO 8879:19
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method. This method allows a develo
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Chapter 7 Acquiring Ajax.NET Pro Ve
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Chapter 7 The server-side code that
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Chapter 7 What Is a Language Proxy?
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Appendix A Element copy copy-of dec
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Index Index A abort() method (XMLHt
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Boolean, 268 Date, 267 inheritance,
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calling functions in JavaScript, 33
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operators, 39-40 properties constru
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