Ajax Control Toolkit is not working in C#, ASP.Net application.

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I am developing a web application using C#, Asp.Net as front end and SQL Server 2008 as back end. IDE is Visual Studio 2010. I added Ajax Control Toolkit to my toolbox and also added ajax reference. But I'm not able to use any control from that. I added Calendar Extender like

C#

"TargetControlId="TextBox1"

. But it is not working when i run the program.

Also i tried to use Modal Popup Extender this one also not working, But I'm not getting any errors. If remove Script Manager then it will show error like Script Manager is required.

So can anybody help me to solve this problem please

Posted 27-Jun-14 2:56am

Aboobakkar Siddeq D U

Updated 1-Jul-14 19:04pm

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Thanks7872 27-Jun-14 9:16am

Verify version of the Toolkit and its compatibility with your .NET framework.

King Fisher 27-Jun-14 9:18am

Try Tool Script Manager

Jafarinejadvazifehkhorani 27-Jun-14 9:46am

if the versions are matched , please provide code

Aboobakkar Siddeq D U 27-Jun-14 23:53pm

earlier it was working, i did many small projects, but in that project it was working....and now it is not working.

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