Signifies that this Property should be exposed as a client-side event reference

Signifies that this method should be exposed as a client callback

Signifies that this property is to be emitted as a client script property

Allows the mapping of a property declared in managed code to a property declared in client script. For example, if the client script property is named "handle" and you prefer the name on the TargetProperties object to be "Handle", you would apply this attribute with the value "handle."

Associates a client script resource with an extender class. This allows the extender to find it's associated script and what names and prefixes with which to reference it.

Signifies that this property references a ScriptComponent

Clientside implementation of visual element resize functionality

Specifies this property is an element reference and should be converted during serialization. The default (e.g. cases without this attribute) will generate the element's ID

Clientside implementation of visual element resize functionality

Clientside implementation of visual element resize functionality

Repository of old "Atlas" code that we're waiting to have integrated into the new Microsoft Ajax Library

The presence of this attribute on a property of a subclass of TargetControlPropertiesBase indicates that the property value is required and the control can not be used without it. Absence of a required property value causes an exception to be thrown during creation of the control.

Clientside implementation of visual element resize functionality

Clientside implementation of visual element resize functionality

Gets the script references for a type

This attribute should be used on classes which will be present in the Visual Studio toolbox - i.e. the ones that should also have a ToolboxBitmapAttribute attribute.

Describes an object which supports ClientState

Describes an object that can be used to resolve references to a control by its ID