Specifically the Ajax.net toolkit. It would seem that one can’t retrofit an existing site, though who knows why.
Specifically the Ajax.net toolkit. It would seem that one can’t retrofit an existing site, though who knows why.
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You can’t retrofit ASP.NET AJAX into your current site because you aren’t using the .NET 2.0 framework. If you were using .NET (1.0, 1.1 or 2.0), your web pages would end in .aspx, rather than in .htm.
Then again, even if you used some hosting service to host .NET 2.0 pages for you, most of them would not allow the atlas/ms_ajax libraries to be installed since it needs certain admin-level features to run, exposing every shared site that they host to unknown security issues.