Mercury-UI ASP.NET script

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Mercury-UI is a collection of .NET Assembly DLLs and tools that assist you in creating sophisticated web user-interfaces. Mercury-UI is a collection of .NET Assembly DLLs and tools that assist you in creating sophisticated web user-interfaces, with a strong emphasis on fluid (resizable) layouts, browser compatibility, site performance and programmability. Each control has flexible programming options: - Program the objects in any available .NET language, stand-alone or with the included tools. - Navigation controls can load & save state using XML and our own binary state format. Persist state in a file or a memory stream. - Navigation controls can fire ASP.NET Postback server events. - Layout controls can automatically persist their dynamic UI changes via ASP.NET Postback architecture. - Navigation controls can be cached on the server. - Navigation controls can cache their DHTML on the client Mercury-UI for ASP.NET navigation controls include the option to use either client-side and/or server-side technologies, so you can make the best design decision for your project. If a project is best suited for client-side development, then use the included Studio design-time applications for creating and compiling .js files. If a project is best suited for server-side programming, then use the included run-time .NET Assembly DLL.
Operating system:
Windows

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