How to Create an ASP.Net AJAX JavaScript Object Cache

If you have ever wanted an easy way to cache JavaScript objects and data in your client-side code just like you would when using the ASP.Net's Server side cache then read this article. Monsur Hossain wrote a JavaScript LRU Cache which my partner found while we were searching for a JavaScript caching option.  As I am a big fan of the ASP.Net AJAX framework and the fact that I was extremely impressed with the feature rich cache written by Monsur, which was fashioned after the ASP.Net's cach... [More]

When the ASP.Net Ajax Update Panel does not Work Check xhtmlConformance Mode

So you have used update panels before.  And the same code you may have used in an AJAX enabled website does not work when you put it into a Web Application.  I struggled with this for several hours before discovering that if you have the following line in your web.config file it breaks ASP.Net AJAX. <xhtmlConformance mode="Legacy"/> I have not researched the reason behind this but I plan to do so and will provide an update when I find more information.&n... [More]