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Suggestions are offered via AJAX powered links, just like done by GMail. While this is by no means anything more than a demo, it is still surprising that only 67 lines of code, plus some HTML templates were required.

# Login is a necessary evil - it should be as transparent as possible.<br /> # Casual users may not bother to log in if the process interrupts their browsing experience.<br /> # Login requires interaction with the server, in order to validate the username and password.<br /> # The password should not travel in plain-text, where it could be intercepted while it travels to the server.

Ajax Examples<br />From Ajax Patterns<br /><br />This page is a collection of real-life Ajaxian systems. If you`re hunting for smaller examples, I`m building up a collection of toy demos (http://ajaxpatterns.org/run/). The idea there is to illustrate one tinny little pattern at a time. In contrast, many of the systems here embody a whole set of Ajax patterns.<br /><br />The sections, for now, distinguish between real, production, systems and demos/prototypes. Also, the examples are focused around the application rather than the host. So Amazon Diamond Search fits into Search Engines, not E-Commerce, for example.

Our goal is to launch exciting new Ajax-based applications for you to experience. We will be releasing a *NEW* Ajax application every Wednesday at 12 PST — so come back every week, try the application, and give us your feedback!

There are many implementations available in the ASP.NET framework to display tabular data. Most of them send the content of the table to the client as a part of the page including all the other parts of the page. If it comes to mass data situations the implementations offer a mechanism to navigate through pages containing a smaller set of the records and sending the whole page again and again.

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Below you will find some example web pages that are using Ajax.NET to get rid of the postback in typical ASP.NET applications:

A AJAX Framework: A AJAX Engine for JavaScript, XML, SOAP, WSDL und ASP.NET using standard WebServices on the server.

I had already some discussion about the back button problem with AJAX related applications. In some scenarios we need this behavior, not for every action. But what we should seperate: the back button is not an undo button. I`m not sure if it is possible to create such a undo function. If it is possible the page must call a method on the server to undo all the actions, ... hm, very difficult.