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Video: Using the ATLAS Timer Control to Change Advertisements Without Postbacks
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Published:
10 Jul 2006
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Abstract
In this small video Mohammad demonstrates how you can use the ATLAS Timer Control to change the advertisements on the page without a postback. |
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by Mohammad Azam
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- ATLAS Timer Control is part of the ATLAS Framework
- ATLAS Timer Control provides the features to refresh the
update panel without doing any postback.
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User Comments
Title:
I think this is wrong
Name:
John Pol
Date:
2007-03-25 10:27:17 AM
Comment:
I could be completely seeing things here but there is something wrong in this approach. I've built and run your sample and find something very interesting going on here - using Ajax this is in fact posting back to the server. It looks like it is also in your video. Watch the status bar and you'll see what I mean. Am I missing something in the configuration somewhere?
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Title:
timer
Name:
naresh
Date:
2006-10-13 5:35:41 AM
Comment:
this is good
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Title:
Atlas Timer Control
Name:
sajan
Date:
2006-09-12 12:23:49 AM
Comment:
I did the example.But Image load first and afterthat picture disappears and page becomes blank.What is the solution:Plz reply soon
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Title:
My homepage
Name:
Quentin
Date:
2006-09-04 1:18:13 AM
Comment:
Great work!
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Title:
more about timer
Name:
Rifat Yavuz
Date:
2006-08-22 2:07:08 AM
Comment:
Hello Mohammed,
I am trying to write a web application on asp.net 2.0 platform, as I was checking timer on the client side , I have found your helpful article.
It is really pretty simple and nice when you like to do something periodically.
But my application's requirements are beyond the scope of this. I am trying to write an exam application, that the participant will be using over internet. When the participant logs in, the timer should start, after n hours, the exam should end. and during the exam. This application is also simulating outlook, therefore there are some events fired up, receiving m emails through the exam duration. m emails are scheduled according to the begin time of the participant.
so what do you suggest on coding this timing stuff?
Thank you
Rifat Yavuz
Turkey
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