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We believe that WebExtenders will help you
to create richer web pages without the requirement of using
specialized web server controls. Using the concept of ExtenderProviders
common to the Windows Forms programming
world, WebExtenders add properties to various web server
controls. Setting these properties at designtime typically
results in a small amount of javascript being attached to
the server control as it is rendered to the client at runtime.
Features in Version 1.0.0.0
- The ConfirmProvider component adds the ConfirmText property
to all Button, HyperLink, ImageButton and LinkButton controls
on a Web Form. Any control whose ConfirmText property has
been set, invokes the javascript confirm function
in response to the user clicking the control; the specified
text is displayed in a modal OK/Cancel dialog box.
- The StatusProvider component adds the StatusText property
to numerous controls including the Web Form itself. Any
control whose StatusText property has been set alters the
javascript status property as the user moves the
mouse over the control; the specified text is displayed
in the status bar. When the StatusText is set on the Web
Form, this determines the defaultStatus for the
clients browser (that is, the text which appears by default
in the status bar).
- The AlertProvider component adds the AlertText property
to button controls, invoking the javascript alert function
in response to the user clicking the control.
- The MaskProvider component adds the MaskExpression property
to TextBox controls. The mask is applied in response to
text entry, with disallowed characters being ignored.
More Information
Read the Getting
Started guide, or download the  pdf
version.
Download the Trial Version, and try out the samples.
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