"Atlas" Control Toolkit released

[Lost User]

Not sure why you're getting voted down for this, but thanks for the tip. I'm busy adding Atlas to a website right now and some of those controls look like they might come in handy. I'm impressed with Atlas so far. :) Cheers, Drew.

[Dario Solera]

Wow! I wanted a few examples for a while and didn't find them. Thanks for posting the link! ___________________________________ Tozzi is right: Gaia is getting rid of us. My Blog [ITA]

[Eytukan]

Nice controls buddy !! :)

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[Paul Watson]

Drew Stainton wrote:

I'm impressed with Atlas so far.

Using ASP.NET? regards, Paul Watson Ireland Feed Henry!

Shog9 wrote:

eh, stop bugging me about it, give it a couple of days, see what happens.

[Rama Krishna Vavilala]

Now all I want is the CSS Control Adapters which is going to be released anytime.:cool:

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[Lost User]

Paul Watson wrote:

Using ASP.NET?

Yup. I'm finishing up a site for a photography company that switched to digital about a year ago. Online proofs, dynamic watermarking and the like. ASP.NET 2.0 and Atlas. Should finish it off today or tomorrow. Cheers, Drew.

[Paul Watson]

Sounds interesting. Send me the link when you are done if you want to :) As for Atlas, it is really usable when used with ASP.NET but I find prototype better for anything not backed by ASP.NET. regards, Paul Watson Ireland Feed Henry!

Shog9 wrote:

eh, stop bugging me about it, give it a couple of days, see what happens.

[Lost User]

Paul Watson wrote:

Send me the link when you are done if you want to

Definitely!

Paul Watson wrote:

but I find prototype better for anything not backed by ASP.NET

I hadn't even heard of Prototype until now. If I remember right, you're a Ruby on Rails guy, aren't you? I've wanted to check that out for awhile now - looks very interesting - I gather they use Prototype. Cheers, Drew.

[Paul Watson]

I do both ASP.NET and Ruby on Rails. Depends on the job at hand. Ruby on Rails does ship with prototype and binds with it in a good way (much like Atlas with ASP.NET.) But prototype is easily used outside of Ruby on Rails. More so than Atlas I would say. It is currently the most respected JavaScript helper and Ajax helper library around. Atlas does have some heavy-weight features though that I am sure prototype will be trying to catch up on (the caching and batch-request bits especially.) regards, Paul Watson Ireland Feed Henry!

Shog9 wrote:

eh, stop bugging me about it, give it a couple of days, see what happens.

[Kant]

Drew Stainton wrote:

Yup. I'm finishing up a site for a photography company that switched to digital about a year ago. Online proofs, dynamic watermarking and the like. ASP.NET 2.0 and Atlas.

Interesting. Send me the link when you are done. :) [Quick Reply][Reply][Email][View Thread][Get Link][Bookmark]

[Lost User]

Kant wrote:

Send me the link when you are done.

Will do. I'm putting the collapsible panel control in the client management section right now - that sure tidies things up! Cheers, Drew.

[Ed K]

Anyone know why W2K isn't supported? ed ~"Watch your thoughts; they become your words. Watch your words they become your actions. Watch your actions; they become your habits. Watch your habits; they become your character. Watch your character; it becomes your destiny." -Frank Outlaw.

[dr TyGER Konstantin]

Strange, but examples on site is not work on FireFox. Example of draggin box breaked with JavaScript error: "attachEven - is not a function" Is it developed only for MS Internet Explorer? -- modified at 23:56 Thursday 13th April, 2006