Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Why no Atlas Web Site template?

Hello -

Just getting started with Atlas. Downloaded and installed ASP.NET AJAX 1.0 Beta 2 and ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX Futures November CTP, but when I go to open a new Web site in VS2005, "Atlas" Web Site does not appear under My Templates (as the tutorials indicat should be the case).

What does appear under Installed Templates is ASP.NET Ajax-Enabled Web Site and ASP.NET Ajax CTP-Enabled Web Site. I chose the latter; however, none of the controls with the Atlas prefix (such as <atlas:ScriptManager>) are available to me through type-ahead.

Any suggestions on this are appreciated.

Eric

I just posted the same issue 15 minutes ago, Can please pass along any information if you come up with a fix.


In beta 2 version, prefix 'atlas' is replaced by 'asp'.
In beta 2 version, prefix 'atlas' is replaced by 'asp'. I am not sure what this means... Details please.

The responder means:

<atlas:ScriptManager>)

is now

<asp:ScriptManager>)


Does this mean that we no longer need the Atlas Web Site Template? Is it replaced with the ASP.NET AJAX-Enabled Web Site?
That is correct forget you even heard the word Atlas (its all Ajax now)
Thanks for the help. I am new at this programming and I have a lot to learn in a little time.

Hi,

When you install AJAX Extensions Beta2, It will adds some controls to Visual Studio2005 ToolBox.

So, open one ASP.NET website and click the ToolBox, goto AJAX Extensions Tab, click that Tab, it will show all controls which are newly installed.

All controls[UpdatePanel,..] will starts with 'asp'.

in design mode, drag-and-drop one control into the design view and goto the source view, there you will see the AJAX controls syntax.

Pradeep

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