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I want to use the AJAX ModalPopup Extender control on a few of my ASP pages to make some data entry tasks more user friendly. How much, if any, overhead does enabling AJAX in a web application create? Is there any reason I should avoid using AJAX in my application? Someone on my web team seems completely against AJAX and I'm trying to understand why.
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http://www.telerik.com/products/aspnet-ajax.aspx ... Wow, for $1k I'd rather spend the time learning to writing them all myself =)
I haven't really used AJAX a whole lot so it's still new to me but I keep hearing bad things about it. So the only AJAX control to keep an eye on would be the UpdatePanel? Under what scenarios would AJAX cause problems in your web app?
I haven't really used AJAX a whole lot so it's still new to me but I keep hearing bad things about it. So the only AJAX control to keep an eye on would be the UpdatePanel? Under what scenarios would AJAX cause problems in your web app?
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Thanks for the info!
The only drawback is that it can cause lot of overhead on the client side