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AjaxSet is a project to build AJAX control and extender library. Currently only the first one control is in package Validator Extender. More controls to come. If you want to contibute feel free to contact me.

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  • ValidatorExtender
    • background, asynchronous server-side validation,
    • dynamic display style change depend on validation results,
  • TextEditList
    • editing list of values (add, modify, delete)

News
  • 08/02/2006 - Version 1.1 Beta has been released.
  • 01/02/2007 - Version 1.0 has been released. Version is compatible with ASP.NET AJAX 1.0. Project name has been changed as well.
  • 22/11/2006 - Version 1.0 Beta has been released.
Last edited Feb 8 2007 at 1:04 PM  by ziemowit, version 12
Comments
SalmanMubbashir wrote  Feb 10 2007 at 3:07 PM  
ziemo i like your control,
you should've addded css style for successful validation and how about some hooks for firing events on successful or unsuccessful validation, something by which maybe we could show an image or a popup.
Only Gripe i'm having trouble when using it with the form view. But thank all the same.

SalmanMubbashir wrote  Feb 10 2007 at 3:08 PM  
ohh loook you have a comment

ziemowit wrote  Feb 10 2007 at 4:59 PM  
Wow, the very first comment. Thanks :)
About css after validation - idea was to left successfull validated fields in the same state as they were at the beginning but adding this shouldn't be a problem.

SalmanMubbashir wrote  Feb 10 2007 at 6:49 PM  
remeber i said:
---Only Gripe i'm having trouble when using it with the form view. But thank all the same.
I was wrong the ValidatorExtender and the FormView are innocent(tried it on a clean test page). now just have to figure where i went wrong in my prev escapade(the darn form wouldn't cause an insert or update. instead behaves like i hit the cancel button).
the reason i suggested css after successful validation is
1. you are giving innocent control with no style
2. if user is impolite you let him know with an error css.
3. but how does the user know if hes the control responds positively(with a successful css, of course).
n'way like you said no big deal.

mutual_mill wrote  May 23 2007 at 7:31 PM  
I like the Atlas ValidatorExtendor and it works great to call the WS for validation. However, I am having issues with the script correctly submitting. When I fill in my textbox, with the validator on it, and click the submit button, the WS and postback is called BUT not the Button click event. Its like the handler is lost and never called. Have you a solution?

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