Asp.net 4.0
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Hi Guys, I have installed Visual Studio 2010 with Framework 4.0. But when I try to add an Ajax control on a web form it convert into an xml and shows some code. Also there is no Bin folder in the solution explorer, therefore no ajax.dll file. Do I need to install ajax for VS2010 and Framework 4.0? I would appreciate your feedbacks. Thanks
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Hi Guys, I have installed Visual Studio 2010 with Framework 4.0. But when I try to add an Ajax control on a web form it convert into an xml and shows some code. Also there is no Bin folder in the solution explorer, therefore no ajax.dll file. Do I need to install ajax for VS2010 and Framework 4.0? I would appreciate your feedbacks. Thanks
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Hi Guys, I have installed Visual Studio 2010 with Framework 4.0. But when I try to add an Ajax control on a web form it convert into an xml and shows some code. Also there is no Bin folder in the solution explorer, therefore no ajax.dll file. Do I need to install ajax for VS2010 and Framework 4.0? I would appreciate your feedbacks. Thanks
There is no bin folder displayed in the Solution Explorer view because it is not part of the solution. It is a generated folder. How are you adding this AJAX control? Is it form the controls toolbox? Are you pasting some code?
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There is no bin folder displayed in the Solution Explorer view because it is not part of the solution. It is a generated folder. How are you adding this AJAX control? Is it form the controls toolbox? Are you pasting some code?
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It's a web based project. On the Default.aspx Design page I simply drag and drop the ajax TextBoxWaterMarkExtender control from the Toolbox on the web page. The Ajax controls are listed under the General tab within the ToolBox. I also have another tab Ajax Extensions which only have Pointer, ScriptManager, ScriptManagerProxy, Timer,UpdatePanel and UpdateProgress controls.As soon as I drop it creates bunch of xml codes like as follows
true
Microsoft
TextBoxWatermarkExtender
AjaxControlToolkit.TextBoxWatermarkExtender<{0}:TextBoxWatermarkExtender runat="server"></{0}:TextBoxWatermarkExtender>
0<_Name id="ref-18">AjaxControlToolkit
<_PublicKey href="#ref-19"/>
<_PublicKeyToken xsi:null="1"/>
<_CultureInfo>127
<_CodeBase id="ref-20">file:///C:/Documents and Settings/khay228225/My Documents/Longview/ClassroomRegistration/bin/AjaxControlToo -
It's a web based project. On the Default.aspx Design page I simply drag and drop the ajax TextBoxWaterMarkExtender control from the Toolbox on the web page. The Ajax controls are listed under the General tab within the ToolBox. I also have another tab Ajax Extensions which only have Pointer, ScriptManager, ScriptManagerProxy, Timer,UpdatePanel and UpdateProgress controls.As soon as I drop it creates bunch of xml codes like as follows
true
Microsoft
TextBoxWatermarkExtender
AjaxControlToolkit.TextBoxWatermarkExtender<{0}:TextBoxWatermarkExtender runat="server"></{0}:TextBoxWatermarkExtender>
0<_Name id="ref-18">AjaxControlToolkit
<_PublicKey href="#ref-19"/>
<_PublicKeyToken xsi:null="1"/>
<_CultureInfo>127
<_CodeBase id="ref-20">file:///C:/Documents and Settings/khay228225/My Documents/Longview/ClassroomRegistration/bin/AjaxControlTooFirst, it was unnecessary to post all of this. Second, are you sure you are using the toolbox and not a snippet that has been added. If yes, then try to delete the toolbox items and recreate. You can add toolbox item by dragging an assembly onto it.
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First, it was unnecessary to post all of this. Second, are you sure you are using the toolbox and not a snippet that has been added. If yes, then try to delete the toolbox items and recreate. You can add toolbox item by dragging an assembly onto it.
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Thanks for replies. Will you be able to tell me where do I find the assembly or file which I need to ad again to the toolbox? A step by step guide will be very very helpful to me. Thanks