AJAX, ASP.NET

Question: Which of the following lines of JavaScript registers a new class to be used as an extension
to a DOM element?
A MyNamespace.MyClass.registerClass('MyNamespace.MyClass ', Sys.UI.Control);

B MyNamespace.MyClass.registerClass('MyNamespace.MyClass ', null, Sys.IDisposable);

C MyNamespace.MyClass.registerClass('MyNamespace.MyClass ', null);

D MyNamespace.MyClass.registerClass('MyNamespace.MyClass ', Sys.UI.Behavior);

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Question: You are creating an AJAX component that does an asynchronous postback to the server for partial-page updates. You need your code to be notified when the partialpage response first comes back from the server. Which event should you intercept?
A
endRequest

B
pageLoading

C
pageLoaded

D
beginRequest

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Question: You write a JavaScript class that uses the Microsoft AJAX Library. You intend to use the class on a webpage. Which of the following actions should you take?
A
Add the following markup to the <head /> section of the ASPX page.
<script src="ContosoUtilities.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

B
Add a ScriptManager control to your page. It automatically finds your .js files in your solution. You can then work with them by using IntelliSense.

C
Add a ScriptManager control to your page. Add a reference nested inside the ScriptManager control that points to your JavaScript file.

D
Use the ScriptReference class in your code-behind file and set its path to the path of your .js file.

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Question: You want to create a custom control that works as an AJAX client behavior. What action(s) should you take? (Choose all that apply.)
A
Create a custom server-side class that inherits from a valid System.Web.UI.Control.

B
Create a custom server-side class that inherits from ExtenderControl.

C
Create a custom server-side class that implements the interface IScriptControl.

D
Create a custom server-side class that is decorated with the attribute TargetControlType.

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Question: You want to execute a function after the DOM has loaded. This function should bind an event code to be run when the user presses a key on the keyboard inside a text box control with the textBox1 ID. Which steps should you take? (Choose all that apply.)
A
Bind to the keyPress event by using the following code. $("#textBox1").bind("keyPress", ())

B
Add your event binding code to the $(document).ready() event at the top of your script.

C
Add your event binding code to the $(document).load() event at the top of your script.

D
Bind to the keyPress event by using the following code. $("#textBox1").add("keyPress", ()).

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Question: Which of the following lines of JavaScript registers a new class to be used as an extension to a DOM element?

Question: You are creating an AJAX component that does an asynchronous postback to the server for partial-page updates. You need your code to be notified when the partialpage response first comes back from the server. Which event should you intercept?

Question: You write a JavaScript class that uses the Microsoft AJAX Library. You intend to use the class on a webpage. Which of the following actions should you take?

Question: You want to create a custom control that works as an AJAX client behavior. What action(s) should you take? (Choose all that apply.)

Question: You want to execute a function after the DOM has loaded. This function should bind an event code to be run when the user presses a key on the keyboard inside a text box control with the textBox1 ID. Which steps should you take? (Choose all that apply.)