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Throughout my Web designing days, I always needed navigation menus with dynamic content which are also easily editable and customizable. Last month, I decided to write a simple menu control which uses CSS to style and uses XML as source for menu items.

AJAX is an acronym for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML. It is the latest buzzword amongst web programmers. It is not exactly a new technology but a combination of several technologies like Java Script and XML which allows remote scripting. AJAX creates an asynchronous request to the web server using client-side JavaScript and an XmlHttpRequest object, and map a function to be executed when the response is received.

Would you like a calendar in your ASP.NET MVC project?Maybe you are looking foward to a calendar control that can embeded in your ASP.NET MVC project.Maybe much more people suggest you try a javascript calendar to meet your requirements.Maybe you were trying the <asp:Calendar …> control but it need a form with runat=”server” that is not so clean and easy to use with our MVC web

The Page object exposes the IsPostBack property. This is a read-only Boolean property that indicates if the page is being loaded for the first time or if it is being loaded in response to a client postback. There are many expensive operations (such as getting data from a database or populating ListItems) you will want to perform only the first time the page is loaded.

ASP.NET has thousands of events. The application has events (such as Start and End), each session has events (again, such as Start and End), and the page and most of the server controls can raise events. All ASP.NET events are handled on the server. Some events cause an immediate posting to the server, and other events are stored until the next time the page is posted back to the server.

   ASP.NET 2.0 is the umbrella term for the combination of two web development technologies: web sites and web services. Using ASP.NET 2.0, it is easier than ever to create web sites that are dynamic and data-driven, that scale well, and that work well across a broad range of browsers without any custom coding by the developer.