Features
No Limits
Built in popup blocking in modern browsers can sometimes be overly aggressive, forcing compromises in
your design and harming user experience.
Because WebDialog doesn't open a whole new browser window, it is not effected by popup blockers. It
can be opened, closed, resized or moved at any time, in any browser event. WebDialog gives you the freedom
to do what you want when building your application's UI.
Flexible
WebDialog is incredibly flexible is what it can do. Splash screens, confirmations, ad popups and modal
dialogs are all possible. The content shown within WebDialog can be declared within the same aspx as
well as showing another page like traditional popups.
A small subset of what WebDialog can do can be seen at the
Online Demo page.
Easy
To see how easy WebDialog is to use, see the
Quickstart guide.
It gives small examples of how quick WebDialog is to setup and how easy it is to perform even advanced
operations like refreshing the dialog through callbacks.
WebDialog also has extensive Visual Studio 2005 designer time support.
Powerful
Because of its powerful server and client API, WebDialog is incredibly flexible in what it can do. Practically
all aspects of its appearance, behavior and content can be quickly and easily modified.
Included in the installation of WebDialog are help files, which included how to install, detailed
class references of all properties and methods, and guides on how to perform certain tasks with WebDialog.
User friendly
By displaying the dialog "inline" with other page content, WebDialog lets you present your interface
to the user in a less obtrusive manner to the user. Content can be delayed instantly without the delay
of loading an entire new browser window. Losing the dialog among a forest of other web pages in the
task or tab bar will become a thing of the past.
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