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Over the past several years web developers have started using JavaScript to make asynchronous postbacks to the web server that only transmit and receive the necessary data; these techniques are commonly referred to as AJAX. Microsoft has released a free AJAX framework for ASP.NET developers named Microsoft ASP.NET AJAX. This article series examines using Microsoft's ASP.NET AJAX framework to build responsive user interfaces.

Yet another list pager, but this one can use LinkButtons or simple hyperlinks, provides scrolling within an ASP.NET Ajax UpdatePanel, and behaves similarly to the paging found on Amazon.com.

Since AJAX involves many disparate technologies at different layers in the networking stack, implementing AJAX without the use of an AJAX framework is difficult and error-prone. Fortunately, Microsoft has released a free AJAX framework for ASP.NET developers: Microsoft ASP.NET AJAX. This article is the first in a series of articles that examines the ASP.NET AJAX framework. This installment provides an overview of AJAX technologies and looks at getting started with Microsoft's framework. Future installments will focus on specific controls and scenarios..

An ASP.NET control that allows users to enter only numbers

Shows how to build captcha like protection from spam and other bots.

An easy way to publish your own news feed in ASP.NET

This is the implementation of Membership, Role, Sitemap, Personalization provider of ASP.Net using MySQL as backend database. This class uses the native net MySQL connector version 5.1.2.

Slink is a code generating framework that generates type safe URLs for ASP.NET. With Slink URLs, you increase code quality, increase maintainability, and get compile time checking of your URLs in all your ASPX pages (code-behind and non-codebehind).

Step By Step Instructions on how to Drag & Drop with the Script.aculo.us library in ASP.NET

Most blog, forum and Wiki applications use an HTML editor as the primary authoring tool for site content. With this type of control, an online user can create and edit an HTML document. The user is able to modify the text  — including its format, fonts and colors  — as well as add links and images. Often, the user may also view and/or edit the HTML source.

Microsoft AJAX (ASP.NET AJAX Extensions) introduces a new implementation model for server controls with related script. This article discusses how to create an HTML editor server control specifically for the Microsoft AJAX environment.