AJAX Beta 2 and Toolkit 61102 released but missing CalendarExtender, TabPanel and TabConta

Any idea if these are likely to be put back in as I finally got them working?

Calendar and Tabs currently only exist in the Development branch as they are not yet stable for release. I believe that the beta2 changes in the Release branch will be merged back into the Development branch soon.

I have 55 pages using Tabs now and about 40 other pages that need the fixes in the Beta2 release.

This now makes it difficult to decide whether to temporarily code out all the Tab panels somehow and replace them with something else or wait until Tabs are back in the Toolkit.

Any idea when the Tabs will be back in? Guess?

Help...please...

I'm looking at migrating Tabs right now, but keep in mind tabs is currently still in development and is not fully stable enough for the release branch. Its implementation may still change slightly before it hits the release.
Thanks. Much appreciated.

AJAX and .net 3.0

Currently the latest release of AJAX (1.0) was missing the validators.dll. The initial message about this talked about a windows update which had not been released yet. Now I'm wondering if the latest framework (3.0) which is available now includes the validators.dll built into it. Anyone know? I didn't see anything about this yet.

^_^

Ajax release 1.0 is an "extension" to the .NET framework 2.0

.NET 3.0 is an overlay of .NET 2.0 including the Windows Foundation stuff, mainly used in Windows Vista - which includes the WPF, WCF, WCS, and WWF

There wont be Ajax validator dlls in the .net 3.0 framework.

I'm assuming you are speaking of the System.Web.Extensions.Validators exception that gets thrown when you try to use ajax 1.0 released version.

Take the <tagMappings> section in your web.config and comment it out.

Ok. Sounds great. 1 more reason not to go to vista. :P