How to add Ajax controls to Share point
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Hi, Iam using microsoft office Share point designer 2007. i need to add ajax contols to it how it is possible to add ajax tool kit. Regards, sajith
You can always add the controls directly as html elements to a page. However, since it may involve distributing assemblies for the toolkit creating a solution package with Visual Studio would be a better approach.
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Hi, Iam using microsoft office Share point designer 2007. i need to add ajax contols to it how it is possible to add ajax tool kit. Regards, sajith
you must make some changes to your Web.config file , to allow ajax controls to be added to WebParts or FieldControls. to do that 1- take your site web.config file (copy and paste) to a web application (web.config file), but this web application must target (.Net 2.0) and then make this web application to target (.Net 3.5) so it will add all tages that you want to configure ajax to your site . take this web.config (again to your site web.config). 2- add your "AjaxToolKit Assembly" to your Web.Config in many tags A- in B- in C- in 3- add your "AjaxToolKit" ScriptManager Control to your site master page so you can now add ajax controls from .net ajax extension or from AjaxToolKit
Sincerely, Ibrahim Hebeish | SoftwareDeveloper | Portal Services | EgyptNetwork(Com) M: +201281744594 Email: i.hebeish@egyptnetwork.com
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you must make some changes to your Web.config file , to allow ajax controls to be added to WebParts or FieldControls. to do that 1- take your site web.config file (copy and paste) to a web application (web.config file), but this web application must target (.Net 2.0) and then make this web application to target (.Net 3.5) so it will add all tages that you want to configure ajax to your site . take this web.config (again to your site web.config). 2- add your "AjaxToolKit Assembly" to your Web.Config in many tags A- in B- in C- in 3- add your "AjaxToolKit" ScriptManager Control to your site master page so you can now add ajax controls from .net ajax extension or from AjaxToolKit
Sincerely, Ibrahim Hebeish | SoftwareDeveloper | Portal Services | EgyptNetwork(Com) M: +201281744594 Email: i.hebeish@egyptnetwork.com
It is extremely bad practice to manually edit web.config files for SharePoint. Any edits should be handled via a solution package so they can be applied to all web applications and servers in the farm.
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