Candor.jQuery.AutoAsync 4.0.0.50129 

dotnet add package Candor.jQuery.AutoAsync --version 4.0.0.50129
NuGet\Install-Package Candor.jQuery.AutoAsync -Version 4.0.0.50129
This command is intended to be used within the Package Manager Console in Visual Studio, as it uses the NuGet module's version of Install-Package. 
<PackageReference Include="Candor.jQuery.AutoAsync" Version="4.0.0.50129" />
For projects that support PackageReference, copy this XML node into the project file to reference the package. 
paket add Candor.jQuery.AutoAsync --version 4.0.0.50129
#r "nuget: Candor.jQuery.AutoAsync, 4.0.0.50129"
#r directive can be used in F# Interactive and Polyglot Notebooks. Copy this into the interactive tool or source code of the script to reference the package. 
// Install Candor.jQuery.AutoAsync as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=Candor.jQuery.AutoAsync&version=4.0.0.50129

// Install Candor.jQuery.AutoAsync as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=Candor.jQuery.AutoAsync&version=4.0.0.50129

automatically enhances elements based on data-attributes or class names.  supports an asynchronous user interface.  This code is open source.

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Version Downloads Last updated
4.0.0.50129 158 1/30/2015
3.5.0.40210 134 2/11/2014
3.4.0.40104 65 1/4/2014
3.3.0.31222 63 12/23/2013
3.2.0.31218 62 12/18/2013
3.1.0.31217 64 12/17/2013
3.0.0.31022 62 10/23/2013
2.1.0.31021 61 10/21/2013
2.0.0.30815 62 8/16/2013
1.1.0.30604 59 6/5/2013
1.0.0.30224 58 2/24/2013

Changes:
4.0.0: * New Plugins: listbuildersource, changeupdate, enhancelist, wizard, and carousel (for boostrapper carousels).
* Lots of new use cases enabled with new options in data attributes and in ajax json responses.  See the related github commit comment for more details.  https://github.com/michael-lang/jquery-auto-async/commit/d16cbdc3847de4545a52123d28949c8d829f63d5
3.5.0: * form post can now handle multi-part forms with mixed file uploads and normal form fields.  Fallback to prior behavior when forms do not have the enctype='multipart/form-data'
3.4.0: * datarepeater elements will now call 'enhance' on each item after adding to the repeat container.
* the main button click method AJAX post response will now recognize a Web API style response if a JSON object response object does not contain a 'success' property.  A 'success' property will trigger fallback to current functionality of expecting a property named 'item'.  A non-JSON string response will still be treated as replacement html. These changes are backwards compatible.
3.3.0: * Fix potential null reference error preparing data to post after button click
3.2.0: * AJAX posted JSON object now removes data objects that are jQuery objects/widgets or functions (from button data attribute fall-back introduced in 3.1.0)
3.1.0: * post function will now use a Web API error response text for display to user, with fall-back to prior message logic.
* added datepicker plugin
* fix autocomplete and listbuilder async plugin for proper widget use
* consistent casing checks on form method
* on button click, the JSON data used has a final fall-back value of the button's data attributes instead of null.
* on view template toggle, it better handles the case of when 'cancel' type actions were for an add that should not toggle or if for an edit that should toggle back to a view.
3.0.0: * renamed method 'enhanceCallback' to 'addCallback'
* removed obsolete methods and plugins
* added template-dialog and inline-editable-host-updater plugins
2.1.0: * add 'autoaync.refreshEditable' method - reloads items in an ".inline-editable-host" or an item repeater on demand.  The url of the host removes any parameters in the url for that get/post that are defined as data attributes on the button.
* add 'autoasync.urlRemoveParams' method (used by refreshEditable) .
* autoasync.clickButton added an automatic complete callback to refreshEditable on any element selectors defined in a 'data-host-selector' attribute of the button.
* 'inline-editable-button' elements can now be anywhere within an enhanced element. It can specify an 'data-editable-container' as an alternate to being in an '.inline-editable-host"