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Jul 7, 2008 | Make your own AJAX progress bar

Posted at 01:04:02 pm | Permalink | Posted in Javascript XmlHttpRequest

Asynchronous Javascript with XML, commonly called AJAX, drives an increasing number of Web 2.0 applications and sites such as Gmail, Google Maps and many others.

Jun 26, 2008 | Trying to loop an xml page from ajax

Posted at 09:26:21 am | Permalink | Posted in XmlHttpRequest

Got this code, which works fine in FF3 - it dynamically redraws a menu from user input.

Mar 17, 2008 | Ajax and XML

Posted at 08:21:08 am | Permalink | Posted in XmlHttpRequest

When people think of Ajax and Web 2.0, they mostly remember the visual elements of the user experience. It's the feel of working in-place, without the page refresh, that gives Ajax its distinctive appeal.

Jun 19, 2007 | Cross Platform XML Parsing in JavaScript

Posted at 07:50:07 am | Permalink | Posted in XmlHttpRequest Utilities Javascript

XML for <SCRIPT> is a powerful, standards-compliant JavaScript XML parser that is designed to help web application designers implement cross platform applications that take advantage of client-side manipulation of XML data. XML for <SCRIPT> provides a full suite of tools, including:

Apr 2, 2007 | How and When to Use AJAX

Posted at 10:36:51 am | Permalink | Posted in Articles Tutorials XmlHttpRequest

The following are scenarios where it’s more likely to be beneficial to use AJAX functionality: Highly interactive applications - where an application is highly interactive, it may provide benefits to use AJAX to allow the interactivity without the time cost of page reloads. A good example of a highly interactive web site is Google Maps.

Mar 21, 2007 | How to SEO on an Ajaxified site

Posted at 12:10:21 pm | Permalink | Posted in XmlHttpRequest Articles

AJAX is - which is shorthand for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML.AJAX is the "everybody's fav kid" these days. You hear a lot about it's functionality benefits in podcasts,designers conferences,seminars,lunch break discussions and brags! True - once you've experienced an AJAX-ified web application/site, you'll see how superbly effective it is.Seamless - quick and effective.The web 3.0 concept is already boasting of ajaxified application that load directly onto your borwser - making online life almost easier.

Mar 9, 2007 | The Ultimate Ajax Object

Posted at 08:58:48 am | Permalink | Posted in Javascript Tutorials XmlHttpRequest

New essey is posted by Patrick Hunlock of to describe his Ultimate Ajax Object. He said: This object represents the pinnacle of my attempts to create a flexible and robust Ajax object. It's small, compact, object oriented, easy to follow and can handle multiple, concurrent, simultaneous requests, something the hello world tutorials always seem to miss.

Mar 4, 2007 | Adlib

Posted at 01:27:07 pm | Permalink | Posted in Javascript Toolkits XmlHttpRequest

Adlib is a Javascript toolkit for easing the development of javascript functionality. It provides a wide array of tools for doing simple tasks such as setting styles to advanced functionality for full application development. It is designed to be (somewhat) modular so that you only need to include the functionality that you really need.

Feb 27, 2007 | MiniAjax

Posted at 11:58:07 pm | Permalink | Posted in Javascript PHP Tutorials XmlHttpRequest

MiniAjax is a showroom of nice looking simple downloadable DHTML and AJAX scripts. It Contains many Ajax resources that collects carefully from most of Ajax resources websites.

Feb 3, 2007 | Ajax Introduction - Step By Step

Posted at 03:59:05 pm | Permalink | Posted in Articles Tutorials XmlHttpRequest

Ajax, has nothing to do with the famous soccer team from Amsterdam, Netherlands. Actually Ajax stands for 'Asynchronous Javascript and XML'. Jesse James Garret of Adaptive Path came up with the term in the following essay: Ajax - A New Approoach to Web Applications. However, AJAX doesn't really rely on XML at all, but rather on a Javascript function that happens to be named XMLHttpRequest. Using XMLHTTPRequest, Ajax allows web applications to interact asynchronously with a Web Server. It is not a specific development language neither a specific product of technology. Ajax refers to a set of technologies and techniques that are mostly used concurrently.

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