AJAX Page - Upgrade from Postback4

Postback4 AJAX Page
OboutInc.Postback4 namespace
OboutInc.oboutAJAXPage namespace
How to add the control to the page?
Add this line on top of your aspx page:
<%@ Register TagPrefix="obp" Namespace="OboutInc.Postback4" Assembly="obout_Postback4" %>

Insert this line anywhere on your page:
<obp:Postback4 runat="server" />

To reference the object, you need to useob_post.
Your page must be derived fromOboutInc.oboutAJAXPage.
  • If you are using pages without code behind, add this line on top of your aspx page:
    <%@ Page Language="C#" Inherits="OboutInc.oboutAJAXPage" %>
  • If you are using pages with code behind, derive your page like this:
    PageName : OboutInc.oboutAJAXPage wherePageNameis the name of your page.

To reference the object, you need to useob_post.
In order to manipulate server-side the data sent with the post function
The process page can't be the same as the page where the callback is initiated.

Your page must be derived from
OboutInc.Postback4.OboutPage.
  • If you are using pages without code behind, add this line on top of your aspx page:
    <%@ Page Language="C#" Inherits="OboutInc.Postback4.OboutPage" %>
  • If you are using pages with code behind, derive your page like this:
    PageName : OboutInc.Postback4.OboutPage wherePageNameis the name of your page.
The process page can be the same as the page where the callback is initiated.

Your page must be derived from
OboutInc.oboutAJAXPage.
  • If you are using pages without code behind, add this line on top of your aspx page:
    <%@ Page Language="C#" Inherits="OboutInc.oboutAJAXPage" %>
  • If you are using pages with code behind, derive your page like this:
    PageName : OboutInc.oboutAJAXPage wherePageNameis the name of your page.

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