Author: Tobias Zimmergren
Url: http://www.zimmergren.netIn this very short and straight-on post I’ll just mention how you can configure your SharePoint installation to enable support for ASP.NET AJAX 1.0 since a lot of people have been asking me about it.
Before we make any changes in the web.config we need the following:
- A backup of the web.config file (important, because if something goes wrong you might need to revert to the old one)
- SharePoint (WSS 3.0 or MOSS 2007)
- ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX 1.0 Extensions
- Be in the mood for some copy/pasting the following 5 minutes
Copy/Paste time
Locate your default web.config file (usually here: "C:InetpubwwwrootwssVirtualDirectories80web.config").
Edit the web.config file according to this scenario:
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Locate the element and add the following code inside it:
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Within the element, locate the element and insert the following snippet:
*EDIT: Thanks to Hardik Bhilota for pointing out that I was missing a comma after the version number. Cheers
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3. ##### Within the element, insert the following snippet:
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##### Within the element, insert the following snippet:
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##### Within the element, add the following snippet:
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##### And since we need to ensure that the assembly is trusted, locate the element ad add the following snippet:
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##### Within the element, add the following snippet:
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You’re all set
Save your web.config file, restart IIS (iisreset.exe for convenience) and enjoy your ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX 1.0 support in SharePoint.
This isn’t a big deal to accomplish, so that’s all you get from this blogpost.
In the next blogpost I’ll talk about how you can easily create a UserControl, hosted with the SmartPart, with support for AJAX.
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