ajax toolkit inclusion in asp pages

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Hi all i want to know how to include ajax toolkit in asp pages

Posted 2-May-11 19:41pm

vijaykittur

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Mahendra.p25 · Answer 1 · 2011-05-02T19:53:00

try this

First of all, locate the AjaxControlToolkit.dll file, which should be in a zip file you downloaded. Move it from the zip file to a different location (so it is no longer zipped). Keep track of the location, as you will need this later.
Second, Visual Studio remembers the configuration of the most recently closed instance, so make sure you do the following instructions with only one instance open, then close Visual Studio and reopen it to make the changes more permanent.
Add a reference to the control toolkit in your web app (right-click 'bin' folder or web project name, choose 'add reference', then browse and select the dll for the AjaxControlToolKit.dll file).
Open the toolbox and right-click under open space (under "General" tab works best) and choose "Add tab". Name this to something appropriate, such as "AjaxControlToolKit". Now make sure that new tab is expanded, and right click in its body where it says "There are no usable controls...." and click "Choose Items." (this may take a while to open the window)
This opens a box like when adding a reference to your web app. Click the 'Browse' button, and search for the AjaxControlToolkit.dll file again. Upon selecting this file and clicking "Open", all the controls it contains will automatically be selected for the new tab you added to the toolbox. Click "OK" to apply the changes.
All the controls are now added to the new tab you created.

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ambarishtv · Answer 2 · 2011-05-02T19:54:00

Solution 2

try this link
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Posted 2-May-11 19:54pm

ambarishtv