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Handling Articles and Categories for an ASP.NET AJAX Client-Centric Wiki Application
In the first two articles in this series, we began building an ASP.NET client-centric wiki application. We left off with the user interface. In this article, the third one in a four-part series, we continue looking at the user interface, with a special focus on the article categories.
Read the full article here: Handling Articles and Categories for an ASP.NET AJAX Client-Centric Wiki Application For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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