ActiveWidgets 2.5.1 JavaScript script

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ActiveWidgets makes web application development a lot easier and more productive. ActiveWidgets is a powerful javascript component library which makes web application development (especially AJAX-style apps) a lot easier and more productive. ActiveWidgets provides you with a set of common visual elements (like datagrid, tabs, tree, combo) sharing professional look-and-feel and simple programming model. This editable datagrid control can display fixed headers and footers, multiple fixed left and right columns, load data from XML, CSV or javascript code, have various selection and navigation models, be styled with standard CSS - basically, having more features than many of the .NET or Java grids and still be very fast handling hundreds of thousands of records (virtual rendering!) - and all ofdering!) t in standard HTML.
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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