Hi,
As i am very much inspired with the new look of Telerik Products specially RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX. The clarity and look of the controls are very nice.
I would like to enquire related to these controls(RAD Controls AJAX UI). I worked with AJAX and my website supports AJAX extension. I want to clarify that if a web hosting server supports AJAX-Enabled will also to your controls. or we need to tell web hosting to install your product into his machine(Web Hosting Server).
Please clear my doubt.
Thanks.
Regards
Arshad
As i am very much inspired with the new look of Telerik Products specially RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX. The clarity and look of the controls are very nice.
I would like to enquire related to these controls(RAD Controls AJAX UI). I worked with AJAX and my website supports AJAX extension. I want to clarify that if a web hosting server supports AJAX-Enabled will also to your controls. or we need to tell web hosting to install your product into his machine(Web Hosting Server).
Please clear my doubt.
Thanks.
Regards
Arshad
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answered on 31 Mar 2009, 04:53 PM
Hey Syed,
The controls come in two flavors.
One that is .NET 2.0 compatible and one that is .NET 3.5 compatible.
Hosting will have to either support 2.0 (in which case you use the .NET 2.0 controls) or .NET 3.5 (in which case you can use either the .NET 2.0 controls or the .NET 3.5 controls).
The hoster (usually, this not always the case, but I have only seen this once), doesn't need to install the assembly for you, you can create a 'bin' folder within your project, copy the assembly in there, and reference it, this way it doesn't need to be in the GAC.
Regards,
Mike
The controls come in two flavors.
One that is .NET 2.0 compatible and one that is .NET 3.5 compatible.
Hosting will have to either support 2.0 (in which case you use the .NET 2.0 controls) or .NET 3.5 (in which case you can use either the .NET 2.0 controls or the .NET 3.5 controls).
The hoster (usually, this not always the case, but I have only seen this once), doesn't need to install the assembly for you, you can create a 'bin' folder within your project, copy the assembly in there, and reference it, this way it doesn't need to be in the GAC.
Regards,
Mike