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So How Do You Code an AJAX Web Page?
PetManimal writes "Computerworld has a long excerpt from a book by Edmond Woychowsky about how to code Web pages in AJAX. It gives a good explanation of how the technology works, and also has some visuals and code snippets that you can play with. From the article: 'Beyond the XMLHTTP Request object, which has been around for several years as a solution looking for a problem, there is nothing weird needed. Basically, it is how the individual pieces are put together. When they're put together in one way, it is nothing more than a pile of parts; however, when put together in another way, the monster essentially rises from its slab.'"
Beyond the XMLHTTP Request object, which has been around for several years as a solution looking for a problem, there is nothing weird needed. Basically, it is how the individual pieces are put together. When they're put together in one way, it is nothing more than a pile of parts; however, when put together in another way, the monster essentially rises from its slab.
But more importantly, one needs to remember that the internet is not a big truck, that you can dump information on. It's a series of tubes.
The theory of relativity doesn't work right in Arkansas.
Woychowsky repeats himself a lot. What's more, he says the same things over and over. In other words, he'll say something, and then re-phrase it with almost exactly the same words.
As I've mentioned, he seems to keep repeating himself
title So how (i) do (/i) you code an AJAX Web page? /title
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Haha, i mean, start ptocessing XML like this with Java and we will have a lot of browsers falling on their asses with exceptions
OK I am cruel!
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I'll just use my special getting high powers one more time...
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Really? Then why doesn't it say "+5 Funny" on my shirt?
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