Scriptaculous + ASP.net AJAX postbacks for 1.1 framework?

[darrel]

I've been working on a side project off and on (more off than on) for a year
or so.

Overtime, it's become a bit of a frankenstein. It uses the Scriptaculous
javascript library for a lot of drag-n-drop functionality. However, I'm not
using any AJAX postbacks.

This is been fine, as most of the drag-n-drop has been fairly simple and
it's just been a matter of grabbing an array in javascript and passing it
back with a standard postback.

However, now I want to make the drag and drop and sort UI a bti more complex
and to really do it effectively, I should be using AJAX postbacks for each
edit in the UI.

So...my questions...is there a particular ASP.net 1.1 AJAX library that will
play nice with Scriptaculous?

If not, does ATLAS play nice with Scriptaculous?

-Darrel

[Justin Kadima]

Re: Scriptaculous + ASP.net AJAX postbacks for 1.1 framework?

Try Ajax.NET http://www.ajaxpro.info/ maybe is what you are looking
for..it's playing nice with scriptaculous ..at least for my projects.


"darrel" <notreal@nowher e.comwrote in message
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I've been working on a side project off and on (more off than on) for a
year or so.
>
Overtime, it's become a bit of a frankenstein. It uses the Scriptaculous
javascript library for a lot of drag-n-drop functionality. However, I'm
not using any AJAX postbacks.
>
This is been fine, as most of the drag-n-drop has been fairly simple and
it's just been a matter of grabbing an array in javascript and passing it
back with a standard postback.
>
However, now I want to make the drag and drop and sort UI a bti more
complex and to really do it effectively, I should be using AJAX postbacks
for each edit in the UI.
>
So...my questions...is there a particular ASP.net 1.1 AJAX library that
will play nice with Scriptaculous?
>
If not, does ATLAS play nice with Scriptaculous?
>
-Darrel
>

[darrel]

Re: Scriptaculous + ASP.net AJAX postbacks for 1.1 framework?

Try Ajax.NET http://www.ajaxpro.info/ maybe is what you are looking

for..it's playing nice with scriptaculous ..at least for my projects.

Thanks for that! YEs, that's good to know. I have been looking at it, have
been a bit reluctant with it's lack of documentation, but looks like it
might be the way to go.

-Darrel