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Check username availability with JQuery & ASP.NET  (Unpublished)

This article shows how to use jQuery in a real world practical situation - to check username availability - by making an AJAX call to a WebMethod. In this artcle we examine how to make the call, how get the desired username and pass it correctly as well as using jQuery to style and display firnedly ...


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Different methods for creating partial page updates  (Unpublished)

This article compares MS Ajax and the Gaia Web Widgets Framework. Specifically it compares the UpdatePanel and Gaia Web Controls for acheiving partial page updates.


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Build an MSDN-style content rater with ASP.NET, MS AJAX, and jQuery  (Unpublished)

In the MSDN library, content can be rated by clicking on a star (from 1 through 5). When you hover over the content rateR on MSDN2, a textbox appears to allow comments to be added. Using the rating control and the jQuery library, we can very easily create a content rater simliar to the one on MSDN.


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Check username availability with Gaia  (Unpublished)

Using Ajax, it is possible to provide real time validation to let a user whether his or her desired username is available. This article explains how to accomplish the same task with Gaia and ASP.NET


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Random Rotating Images with Gaia  (Unpublished)

The aim of this article is to show easy it is to create random, rotating images using the Gaia Ajax Widgets Framework. Gaia provides a suite of Ajax-enabled server controls that makes creating Ajax applications extremely easy.


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