Registry Candidates for Microsoft ASPNET
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This wiki page holds the candidate registry list of global objects typically used in a Microsoft ASP.NET application. ASP.NET itself is not an AJAX toolkit, which is why there are no globals to approve, but we're still submitting this registry entry for reference purposes and to facilitate the integration of Ajax toolkits with ASP.NET. See Registry Candidates for Microsoft Ajax for the globals used by the Microsoft Ajax Library.
Status
Not yet approved.
Proposed Registry Entry
MicrosoftASPNET: {
namespaceURI: "http://schemas.microsoft.com/uifx/2008/06/microsoftaspnet",
version: "3.5",
to_approve: {
},
to_acknowledge: {
globals: [
"__cultureInfo"
"__defaultFired",
"__disabledControlArray",
"__doPostBack",
"__enabledControlArray",
"__nonMSDOMBrowser",
"__pendingCallbacks",
"__synchronousCallBackIndex",
"__theFormPostCollection",
"__theFormPostData",
"Page_ClientValidate",
"theForm",
"WebForm_PostBackOptions",
"WebForm_DoPostBackWithOptions",
"WebForm_DoCallback",
"WebForm_CallbackComplete",
"WebForm_ExecuteCallback",
"WebForm_FillFirstAvailableSlot",
"WebForm_InitCallback",
"WebForm_InitCallbackAddField",
"WebForm_EncodeCallback",
"WebForm_ReEnableControls",
"WebForm_ReDisableControls",
"WebForm_FireDefaultButton",
"WebForm_GetScrollX",
"WebForm_GetScrollY",
"WebForm_SaveScrollPositionSubmit",
"WebForm_SaveScrollPositionOnSubmit",
"WebForm_RestoreScrollPosition",
"WebForm_TextBoxKeyHandler",
"WebForm_AppendToClassName",
"WebForm_RemoveClassName",
"WebForm_GetElementById",
"WebForm_GetElementByTagName",
"WebForm_GetElementsByTagName",
"WebForm_GetElementDir",
"WebForm_GetElementPosition",
"WebForm_GetParentByTagName",
"WebForm_SetElementHeight",
"WebForm_SetElementWidth",
"WebForm_SetElementX",
"WebForm_SetElementY"
/* Other global names may be defined by various components of ASP.NET such as Menu or WebParts,
or by third party components as they are being used by the application developer.*/
]
},
specificationURI: "http://www.asp.net"
}
Discussion
None so far.
