SoulSolutions

Very cool seeing the in-flight shots Mark. I imagine this must actually be quite enjoyable for the pilots and crew.
Thanks for the awesome insight and I look forward to even more!
John.

Awesome to finally see this released, I highly recommend this control for all ASP.NET developers not just those that don't know javascript. It was built with the advanced developer in mind as well and I can asure you it will save you time and code.
I'll get some good demos up soon so just what a time saver this is. Maybe we should have a code off Mark? Javascript vs ASP.NET control?

Thanks for posting the video Chuck I hope people find it useful. You can download the gadget and make your own here:
http://gallery.live.com/liveItemDetail.aspx?li=fd7fd7af-32e4-43b9-bbf3-3cf9233f0117
I'd love to get some good ideas of how to take this to the next level, the current suggestions are:
1) show the title of the camera in a nice semi-transparent bar.
2) have the cameras come from an RSS feed of RSS feeds to easily update.
3) support live streaming cameras
4) store images locally to allow replay / time lapse functions.

Let me know what you think!
John.

Great article. Thanks very much.
Small (but important) typo in the code though:

xmlhttp.Open("GET", url, true);

should be

xmlhttp.open("GET", url, true);

or else it won't work in the fox.

Thanks again.

If you have a moment I'm working on the logic to introduce clustering of points server side based on your AJAX code.
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=567362&SiteID=1
John.