Where can I find a MessageBox Control for my ASP.net web application? It has to be free and simple.
If you use the ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit, you can use its ModalPopup extender. Alternatively, jQuery has a plugin you could use.
How's this for a poor man's solution? :)
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You could use the jQueryUI Message Box.
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I wanted to use the calender contro with textbox. But when I tried using it with the help of ajax toolkit, I came to know that the respective libraries are not installed. Any solution to the problem...? I meant what can substitute the this?
Try jQueryui UI datepicker. it's client side if that works for you. here is a link
http://jqueryui.com/datepicker/
Is this still available? I am unable to find it when I try to add it to my Toolbox.
It is not a default asp.net Control as far as I know, maybe the control you're looking for is a third party control?
The Asp.net Ajax Control Toolkit has Tabs, that might do what you want.
Does somone knows where can I find an ajax DatePicker to use in Asp.net 2010?
I want it to work like the one in winforms.
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ajaxToolkit:CalendarExtender ?
http://www.asp.net/ajax/ajaxcontroltoolkit/Samples/Calendar/Calendar.aspx
The Ajax Control Toolkit has the CalendarExtender and also jQuery date picker plugins.
http://www.asp.net/ajax/ajaxcontroltoolkit/Samples/Calendar/Calendar.aspx
http://marcgrabanski.com/pages/code/jquery-ui-datepicker
I'm trying the combination of DHTMLX Combo and ASP.NET AJAX, but since it's simply a javascript and not .NET native it will post back ignoring the update panel. I need it working with AJAX, so what could I do?
If I could do that AJAX call manually it would help, but how?
Thank you.
Here is an article that describes how you can refresh an UpdatePanel using Javascript. Does that help you at all?
Update: Since the solution as described in the article is so concise, I'll add it to my answer to save future readers some time. In Javascript:
__doPostBack('updatePanelId', 'someArgument');
How to Avoid ASP.NET postbacks?
Use AJAX, UpdatePanels, JQuery:
http://www.asp.net/ajax/ should give you a good start.
Asp.NET is entirely based on Postbacks.
May be are you looking for partial page rendering and client side stuffs. If this is the case, you can have a look at Asp.NET Ajax.
Try using html controls if you want to avoid postbacks. ie., it doesn't post back to the server.
What is your exact requirement? You don't want to postback the control or you don't want to feel the postback of a page. If so, you can go for UpdatePanel in asp.net ajax and try using Conditional Update.
Try using Asp.net MVC3 or MVC4 People tend to prefer MVC to webforms