The "Atlas" Control Toolkit makes it super easy to add great usability features to your website. One of the things people regularly want to do is to create a "cascading" set of DropDownLists, where the value of each populates the values below. The "Atlas...

Here . Okay, yeah, it took a little longer than I'd hoped but we made some improvements in the meantime. Check out all the details on the Atlas website , and we've created a forum for the toolkit as well. The controls in the toolkit are basically preview...

All of the controls in the preview release of the Toolkit are built upon a set of classes that really help streamline the process of writing control extenders. These classes form a thin "glue" layer between the Tookit controls and the "Atlas" classes...

We've been busily working on the Toolkit refresh. I'm not making any promises but I think we can get it out by the middle of next week. Here's a short off-the-top-of-my-head list of what to expect: Incorporated feedback . We've addressed as much of...

I've done a couple online talks about the Toolkit. Here's the slides & demo that I did as part of the talk.

So I finally got a hold of a Mac I could use to try to figure out what the Safari issues are with the Toolkit. What I found was that the toolkit classes didn't work at all . Meaning, it wasn't that they were just buggy or something, they weren't even...

I've seen a few mentions of how well the toolkit stuff does (or doesn't) work in Safari. We chose to focus on IE and Firefox for our first release, not only for resource reasons (there's just three of us!) but because of some of the reasons mentioned...

A customer reported this problem. If you're seeing this, it probably means you forgot to install the April CTP . The problem is that the verson of Atlas that ends up in your bin directory doesn't match the one in your ..."program files\Microsoft ASP.NET...