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Magic AJAX: Applying AJAX to your existing Web Pages
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03/19/2006 By Argiris Kirtzidis
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After all the fuss and the hype about AJAX technologies, now there are plenty of solutions for AJAX that developers can choose from. The drawback is that you have to replace the standard ASP.NET controls that your web pages contain with custom AJAX-enabled controls, and/or write JavaScript code for the client to process the data returned by the server.
This article assumes that you know what AJAX is. If that's not the case, there are plenty of good articles in CodeProject to get you started. The code behind this article is based on the excellent series AJAX WAS Here by Bill Pierce. Understanding the client JavaScript framework and how it invokes server methods is not required to use the classes in this article, but if you want to see what happens "under the hood", I strongly recommend reading Bill Pierce's articles.
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