Coolite Toolkit V0.7 PREVIEW
Monday, November 24, 2008 posted by geoffrey.mcgill | 0 Comments
The Coolite Toolkit Examples Explorer has been updated to provide a preview of the latest v0.7 code-base and upcoming public release.The v0.7 release will bring the Toolkit closer to full widget coverage of the ExtJS Library and introduces several new core asp.net web controls such as the <ext:TreePanel> and Menu.
New Features and ASP.NET Web Controls
| [AjaxMethod] | Call server-side Methods from JavaScript, similar to an ASP.NET [WebMethod]. |
| <ext:TreePanel> | Display Tree based data. |
| <ext:MenuPanel> | Menu support added for all Controls. |
| <ext:MenuPanel> | Menu support added for all Controls. |
| <ext:Toolbar> | Toolbar and menus that contain various components like date pickers, color pickers, sub-menus and more. |
| <ext:StatusBar> | Drop into the bottom of any panel to display status text and icons. |
| <ext:TaskManager> | Run timed tasks to fire client-side and server-side events. |
| <ext:TriggerField> | Similar to a TextField control but with option to add one (or more) "trigger" buttons. The ComboBox and DateField are also examples of TriggerFields. |
| <ext:ProgressBar> | A basic progress bar component to display messages to your users during long running tasks. |
| <ext:ColorPalette> | Customizable color selector with ability to add as a Menu item or use a standalone control. |
| <ext:SplitButton> and <ext:CycleButton> | Add Menus to your Buttons. |
Notable New Examples
Getting Started
Getting started with the Coolite Toolkit. Download, Project Setup and Hello World. Many more getting started examples in the works so watch this space as we close in on the v0.7 release.AjaxMethods
Call server-side code using client-side JavaScript by just setting the [AjaxMethod] Attribute. Light-weight client-server communication via Json. Add to your Page, UserControl or WebService and performance tune to meet your specific requirements.TreePanel
Present tree based data with a full array of features including animations, load-on-demand via Ajax requests, rich client-side API and of course full access to the server using AjaxEvents.Menu
Toolbar with several Button controls demonstrating various Menu configurations including sub-menus, color picker, adding Listeners and AjaxEvents.TaskManager
Run timed tasks in the browser and fire client-side and/or server-side events at regular intervals. Similar to a "Timer" control.We're putting the finishing touches on v0.7 and working hard towards the final release. Your feedback is appreciated, so please jump into the forums and let us know what you think.
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