I just download the kit and am excited about using it on some projects in hopes that by doing so that my employer will invest in full set of controls for me. Based on what I'm reading they would be very helpful for out projects we have in front of us, but as I am just getting into this as my first foray into AJAX I'm finding that I'm having to load up a asp:ScriptManager ahead of the extension in addition to the instructions out lined and even then I'm not getting things to work under Visual Studio 2015. Currently I'm working on a web form in VB aspx .NET 4.6. Are there some different things I should be doing to use the extensions in the kit on this version of VS?
Regards,
Kip...
Comments: I got it figured out... before getting your responses but appreciate the feed back just the same. I think my big mistake was focusing on the RoundedCorndersExtender first because it appeared it wasn't working to me when what was happening was that it wasn't working the way that 'I' thought it should (which is often the case with a bull headed Irishman) I was looking for variable thickness in boarder size and color selection with it and apparently you loose those with the rounding feature. I can live with that, just didn't realize it till I started doing some side by side tests and saw first hand what was going on. I'm enjoying the tool set a lot but finding some little quirks like this here and there. Thanks again for the reply Regards, Kip...
Regards,
Kip...
Comments: I got it figured out... before getting your responses but appreciate the feed back just the same. I think my big mistake was focusing on the RoundedCorndersExtender first because it appeared it wasn't working to me when what was happening was that it wasn't working the way that 'I' thought it should (which is often the case with a bull headed Irishman) I was looking for variable thickness in boarder size and color selection with it and apparently you loose those with the rounding feature. I can live with that, just didn't realize it till I started doing some side by side tests and saw first hand what was going on. I'm enjoying the tool set a lot but finding some little quirks like this here and there. Thanks again for the reply Regards, Kip...