Upgrading from atlas to ajax extensions 1.0

Hello

I have some projects wich I build in Atlas and are already finished and properly running on my server.

I want to updatethe server in order to runNEW asp.net applications using AJAX.

Question: If I upgrade mySERVER to Ajax Extensions, will my existing Atlas projects (wich I don't plan to modify) still run fine?

Thanks

Well,

As I remember that in Atlas, all the dlls are in the bin folder; and the new AJAX, everything is in the GAC. I don't think there will be a problem if you install AJAX on your server, because you don't even use it. And if you don't intend to modify anything, then don't bother installing Ajax on your server.

But if you do sometimes in the future, then you need to modify your .aspx pages including the Web.Config file;

The new one has more to offer ... ..... good luck ......

Please also refer to : http://ajax.asp.net/documentation/default.aspx?tabid=47

See section Migration Guides

Uploading files

I am using ajax 1.0, when i am uploading files, it does not working properly, it is not uploading any images. I heared that file upload will not work in ajax, is it true? help appreciated

Hi sreejithpkrishnan,

I don't know if you want to uploadfiles in combination wioth an update panel if so check the summary below:

Controls that are not compatible with updatepanel controls

The following ASP.NET controls are not compatible with partial-page updates, and are therefore not supported inside anUpdatePanel control:

TreeView andMenu controls.

Hi,

the FileUpload, and several other controls, don't play nicely together with the UpdatePanel control. You can however use inside it but must set it to be a PostBackTrigger for the UpdatePanel. Read more about ithere andhere. The last link provides a sample for the FileUpload control that works together with the UpdatePanel control.

Grz, Kris.

hello.

In the past, I've written an extender which lets you upload files without performing a postback. it was written for the beta 2 or rc version (really can't recall it), but you should be able to update it to the current release without having much problems.

http://msmvps.com/blogs/luisabreu/archive/2006/12/14/uploading-files-without-a-full-postback.aspx