Installation Question

I did the install but have not found the AJAX template in VS 2005.

Using ASP.NET AJAX with Visual Studio

If you have Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 installed on your computer, the installation process installs templates for AJAX-enabled Web site projects. It also installs an assembly (AJAXExtensionToolbox.dll) that extends the Visual Studio toolbox. When you create a new AJAX-enabled Web site by using Microsoft Visual Studio 2005, the template automatically includes the Web.config file that includes the elements required for ASP.NET AJAX components.

Well, since it didn't automatically install, would some kind person volunteer to explain to me how to manually install this template?

Question one: What is the name of the template?

Question two: Is it some where in C:\Program Files\Microsoft ASP.NET\ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX Extensions\v1.0.61025?

Thanks in advance, I am looking forward to using AJAX.

IanO

I think you are refering to the AJAX toolkit.

You can download the AJAX Toolkit from this site:

http://www.codeplex.com/AtlasControlToolkit/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=4923

And here is the video that shows you how to install it:

http://download.microsoft.com/download/9/d/8/9d8a3ff9-e520-4c69-a7a0-aad7a3dc596d/HDI-02-GetStarted-AJAX-Toolkit.wmv

Installer Message

I had the .net framework installed on my computer and then installed Visual Studio 2005 and have been playing with ASP.net 2.0 for a while. Now that I downloaded the AJAX tool and try to install it I am getting a message that says I do not have the .net framework and AJAX cannot be installed to compatibility errors. I verified?in?my?programs?list?that?.net?framework?is?there?and?I?have?the?latest?(3.0)?all?the?way?back?to?1.0?so?I'm?not?sure?what's?going?on.?The?only?thing?I?can?think?of?is?that?Admin
privies are required to install b/c registries are being altered or something (I don't have admin). Normally when I try to use a windows installer and that happens I get an "Administrative Rights Required" message; not a compatibility message...Any thoughts?

Thanks!

JoeI had Tech Support give me admin privileges and the AJAX extensions installed without a problem. Apparently the installer was getting confused...it normally reports that sort of thing when Admin is required on an install.

Installing ASP.NET AJAX with Visual Studio 2003

Hi Everyoe

I have one question that I want to install the ASP.NET AJAX with my Visual Studio 2003. So I want to know that which version of the ASP.NET AJAX will work properly with it. Also I am using Windows 2000 Professional and SQL Server2000 for Data Base Management.

Thanx in advance

Muhammad Ahsin Saleem

You will need to upgrade to .Net 2.0. as Ajax Beta is only compatable with .Net 2.0, .Net 3.0 (WCF) and upcoming Orcas...

Additionally - you can use the free Visual Development Express tools (as VS 2003 is not supported) - download them from theDownloads Tab .(as well as download Ajax and lots of starter kits)

There are no plans to support VS 2003 or .Net 1.1 I do believe...However, you can run on Windows 2000 - as OS is not the limitation - just the framework version..

Intellisense not updating UpdatePanel changes until...

I've just started using ASP.Net AJAX 1.0 in Visual Studio 2005 (Using VB.Net code editor). I've noticed that when I make a control change within an UpdatePanel (e.g. adding a new server control, or changing the ID of an existing server control), the intellisense in my code file is not updated until I close and reopen the .aspx file.

Is there a way to force this to refresh without having the close/reopen the .aspx file?

Thanks!

--Michael

Have you installed SP1 for VS 2005 and the Vista Update for that (if you are running vista)?

I'm not running Vista, and I have installed SP1.

Thanks

The lastest Visual Studio hotfix addressing intellisense issues has fixed the issue for me,

https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/Downloads/DownloadDetails.aspx?DownloadID=9436

Internet Explorer Settings

I'm working on an application which we're trying to use some basic Atlas features in. When running our application in Visual Studio 2005 and when we access it on the production IIS server from our computers everything works fine. The problem is our clients have hardened systems (we can't even see what options are enabled/disabled in Internet Explorer) and when they try to use our application, the Atlas does not work, it does a full post-back/refresh. I also test the Atlas Control Toolkit demo site on their system and the CascadingDropDown controls didn't even populate. Has anyone seen this before or have any idea what Internet Explorer options need to be enabled in order for Atlas to work correctly? I also don't think it's an Ajax problem because Telerik controls work fine on their system, Atlas is the only problem. Thanks a lot!

Thanks,

RobBump...