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This is a sample application which shows how to use ModalPopupExtender for Logging and Signup for any ASP.NET web application. In this quick demonstration, the author show how we can implement Modal Dialog Box using AJAX in ASP.NET. Modal Dialog Box (Formally called ModalPopupExtender) is extremely essential in today’s application as it avoids redirecting to a new page just to login or signup the users. A simple example can show how to implement the same.

Toolico has collected all the possible formats, into a handy Silverlight utility, so you can come back and look for your format when needed. Please note that currently, the tool display only .Net formatting options. And provides you with a code snippet that you can copy paste into your application.

UpdatePanel is a great way to add Ajax features to an ASP.NET application at a minimal cost. Because it's based on regular postbacks, it also degrades gracefully when JavaScript is not present. But one thing it doesn't do well out of the box - and this is actually the case for any asynchronous update to the DOM - is informing screen readers that new content is present. This article by Bertrand Le Roy and the accompanying code show how to work around that problem and give assistive technology users access to the benefits of Ajax.

In this article, Steven Smith walks through the steps required to implement a Session Logged Out page that users are automatically sent to in their browser when their ASP.NET session expires. He examines each step with the help of detailed explanation supported by relevant source code.

IETester is a free WebBrowser that allows you to have the rendering and javascript engines of IE8 beta 1, IE7 IE 6 and IE5.5 on Vista and XP, as well as the installed IE in the same process.
New in v0.2 : IE7 and IE8 beta 1 added !

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Yes now that Silverlight 2 is out, you check the MSDN documentation here.