AJAX - explain the concept and some controls like update
panel, tabcontrol etc
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Answer / alb.shah
Ajax is a set of client side technologies that provides
asynchronous communication between user interfaces and web
server. So the advantages of using Ajax are asynchronous
communication, minimal data transfer and server is not
overloaded with unnecessary load.
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Answer / web developer - pinoy
AJAX - Asynchronous Javascript and XML.
In a nutshell, AJAX is used for making PARTIAL request.
Update Panel, Tab Control, Etc... are just examples of things that you can do with AJAX, but not limited to those things. You can be more creative, because in general, you will use AJAX, check the server response and do something based on that response with or without changing the entire contents of the page.
Restriction: Cross-Domain scripting.
http://webdevmatters.blogspot.com/?ajax-for-your-interview-question.html
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