ASP.NET AJAX Programming Techniques
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This section describes ASP.NET AJAX programming techniques. These techniques include applying best practices, implementing partial-page rendering, managing browser history, validating user input, using alternative client script libraries, and using JSON syntax.
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Provides information about practices that should be considered when you are developing with ASP.NET AJAX. |
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Provides information about how to update parts of the page without a full-page postback. |
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Describes how the Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManager class in the Microsoft AJAX Library manages partial-page updates in the browser. |
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Describes how the Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManager class lets you handle events in the client page life cycle and to provide custom event handlers that are specific to partial-page updates. |
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Describes how ASP.NET AJAX lets you add entries to a browser's history stack that are linked to a specific state of a Web page, such as the state that is created by an asynchronous postback. |
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Describes how you can manage browser history entries and provide logical navigation by using the ScriptManager and ScriptManagerProxy server controls. |
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Describes how you can manage browser history through client script. |
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Describes how to validate user input using ASP.NET AJAX. |
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Describes techniques and tools to help you debug your code. |
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Describes how to use alternative client script libraries with ASP.NET AJAX. |
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Describes how to use JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) with ASP.NET AJAX. |
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Describes accessibility as it relates to ASP.NET AJAX. |