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supports a rich assortment of chart options - including pie, area, range, point, circular, accumulation, data distribution, ajax interactive, doughnut, and more. You can statically declare chart data within the control declaration, or alternatively use data-binding to populate it dynamically. At runtime the server control generates an image (for example a .PNG file) that is referenced from the client HTML of the page using a element output by the control. The server control supports the ability to cache the chart image, as well as save it on disk for persistent scenarios. It does not require any other server software to be installed, and will work with any standard ASP.NET page.

Wraps Google Maps API as ASP.NET custom control. Offers extremely easy and fast way of adding Google Maps API support on your ASP.NET pages.

EasyDiagram.NET is a FREE, AJAX-driven diagram control for ASP.NET. Offering an incredibly responsive diagramming engine, EasyDiagram.NET will provide you with a fast, free, and easy alternative to many diagram components. What's more, users will not need any plugin to run EasyDiagram.NET. Using pure AJAX and Javascript, EasyDiagram.NET is blazingly fast yet simple enough for the beginner to use.

UFrame combines the goodness of UpdatePanel and IFRAME in a cross browser and cross platform solution. It allows a DIV to behave like an IFRAME loading content from any page either static or dynamic. It can load pages having both inline and external Javascript and CSS, just like an IFRAME. But unlike IFRAME, it loads the content within the main document and you can put any number of UFrame on your page without slowing down the browser. It supports ASP.NET postback nicely and you can have DataGrid or any other complex ASP.NET control within a UFrame. UFrame works perfectly with ASP.NET MVC making it an replacement for UpdatePanel. Best of all, UFrame is implemented 100% in Javascript making it a cross platform solution. As a result, you can use UFrame on ASP.NET, PHP, JSP or any other platform.

In it's simplest form, you can create a MultiSelect form control using the following code: $(document).ready( function() { $("#control_id").multiSelect(); } where #control_id is the ID of the select element that exists on your page. You can use any valid jQuery selector as the ID, but make sure you only use select elements with the multiple="multiple" attribute to get the expected results.