The Accordion control represents a series of panes that can be viewed one at a time. The control is used to create "strongly typed" access to the AccordionBehavior. Its major purpose is to structure the content in a way that the AccordionBehavior can understand it. We need a series of HTML container elements, such as divs, that looks like the following:

The AccordionCommandEventArgs provides access to the container AccordionContentPanel for data commands

Class that adds a naming container to Panel and wraps an extra div around the rendered HTML. This extra div serves the same purpose as the manually inserted div of CollapsiblePanel. Since setting the height of an element with padding or margins to zero can still leave something visible, it is this wrapper div with no additional space that we actually attach to.

Simple read-only designer for the Accordion control

Given a proper hierarchy of elements (see AccordionBehavior.js for details), turn it into an Accordion

Designer for the AccordionExtender

The AccordionItemEventArgs is used to provide notication when Accordion items are created, databound, etc.

The AccordionPane control represents a child header/content pair of the AccordionControl.

The AccordionPaneCollection is used to wrap the Accordion.Controls collection and provide an AccordionPane only view.

Designer for the AlwaysVisibleControlExtender

Extender used to add constant visibility to an ASP.NET control. The control that is extended then always moves to fixed position in the page regardless of how the body is resized or scrolled.

The Animation class is an object model for the animations used in the Ajax Control Toolkit. It is used primarily as an intermediate representation when converting from XML animation descriptions to JSON objects, but it can also be used to dynamically create and manipulate animations.

Extender used to play animations when a control's events fire

Extender that provides support for generic animations. It includes an Animations property that will be filled with the markup for all of its child Animations.

Designer for AnimationExtender

The AnimationScripts class is used to load all of the animation support for the AJAX Control Toolkit. To use any of the animations you find in Animations.js, simply include the attribute [RequiredScript(typeof(AnimationScripts))] on your extender.

AutoComplete Designer class

Extender that provides suggestions to fill input in a textbox.

We create our own BulletedList because the ASP.NET one Takes ListItems rather than regular controls as it's children.

We create our own BulletedListItem control here (LI) because the ASP.NET BulletedList control exposes a collection of list items rather than a child collection of controls.

CascadingDropDown extender class definition

CascadingDropDown designer class definition

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.

An extender class which adds collapse/expand behavior to an ASP.NET Panel control. The panel that is extended can then be collapsed or expanded by the user of the page, which is handy for doing things like showing or hiding content or maximizing available space.

This class just exists as a type to get common scripts loaded. For further info see Common.js in this folder.

Signifies that this property references a ScriptComponent

ConfirmButton extender class definition

This just wraps the Ajax draggableListItem behavior.

This extender attaches the stock "floatingBehavior" to a Panel, and is an example of wrapping an existing behavior with an extender. When attached to a Panel, the user can then drag that panel around the browser rendering surface using the mouse.

Designer for DropDown

The extender which attaches the DropWatcherBehavior to our list element.

This extender allows you to dynamically populate the innerHTML of a control based on a web service callback.

Base class that provides DynamicPopulate support to multiple extenders

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

This is the main class for extenders. It has several main jobs: 1) It performs the hookup between an Extender (server) control and the behavior it instantiates 2) It manages interacting with the ScriptManager to get the right scripts loaded 3) It adds some debugging features like ValidationScript and ScriptPath

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

Extender class for associating the HoverMenu behavior with a server element. The HoverMenuExtender allows a control to be shown as a popup next to another control when the mouse pointer is moved over it. This popup control can have any server content in it.

ListSearch extender class definition

Designer for the ModalPopup

Extender for the ModalPopup

PopupControl designer class definition

PopupControl extender

The PopupExtender is used to show/hide an element at a position relative to another element

Describes a profile binding to an Extender property.

Basic collection of ProfilePropertyBindings. We need a special collection here to do notification back to the owning object so that the designer knows when things changed.

This class implements a reorderable, data bindable list control. It demonstrates writing a control that is AJAX-aware in that it creates and manages a set of ASP.NET AJAX extenders. to imporove it's client experience. It is also data aware. When supplied with a database that matches an expected format, it will automatically update the sort order of the items. The database must have an integer-typed column that this list can have "ownership" of. By setting this column name into the "SortOrderField" property, reorders will happen automatically.

The EventArgs class that's used for all the command events fired by the ReorderList

This is the control that represents an item in the reorder list. It's kind of special because it can either be an LI element or something else, which is needed so the DragHandle can also be bindable (it's a child of a list item)

Basica collection of ReorderListItems. This just calls through to the parent's list.

A generic EventArgs for events coming from ReorderListItems

The EventArgs class for use with the ReorderList.Reorder event.

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.

Attribute used to indicate which scripts of an assembly can be combined by ToolkitScriptManager

ScriptControl is used to define complex custom controls which support ASP.NET AJAX script extensions

Gets the script references for a type

ScriptUserControl is used to define complex user controls which support ASP.NET AJAX script extensions

Class to represent the slide object.

SlideShow designer

Control Designer for the TabContainer

TextBoxWatermark extender class definition

ToggleButton extender class definition

ScriptManager derived class to add the ability to combine multiple smaller scripts into one larger one as a way to reduce the number of files the client must download

Designer for UpdatePanelAnimationExtender

Extender used to play animations just before and after an UpdatePanel updates

Utility methods for use with the Toolkit

Describes an object which supports ClientState

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

Item type of an AccordionContentPanel

AutoSize provides several options for resizing an Accordion control

The positioning choices for the Calendar popup

Enum choosing how the CollapsiblePanel does it's animation - via width or height

The HorizontalSide enumeration describes the horizontal side of the window used to anchor the control

The positioning choices for the popup control on the HoverMenu. See the HoverMenuProperties class for more information.

The positioning choices for the prompt message of the ListBox.

The repositioning modes for ModalPopup.

Enumeration of valid values for the Position property

Options for positioning the reorder handle within the list item, relative to the item content itself.

Options for where a new tem is inserted in the list

The VerticalSide enumeration describes the vertical side of the window used to anchor the control