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Improve Ajax development with jQuery

September 9, 2010 · 0 Comments

Learn how to apply basic Asynchronous JavaScript + XML (Ajax) techniques in jQuery, such as making a request; handling success and error responses; and parsing the results from JavaScript Object Notation (JSON), XML, HTML, and dynamic PHP data sets. It’s no surprise that Ajax is a great way to enhance a web application. However, sometimes […]

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Creating a Twitter Widget with Ajax

August 8, 2009 · 0 Comments

It’s becoming increasingly popular for individuals and business that use Twitter to share their Twitter messages with the world. With “Follow me on Twitter” icons proudly displayed on many home pages, Twitter users are gaining exposure and ultimately making more connections. Some sites even display their latest twitters/tweets/tweats—choose your favorite terminology for “Twitter messages”—with a […]

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How to Create Dynamic Script Tags for Ajax Components

October 10, 2007 · 0 Comments

If you’ve ever developed something in JavaScript and wanted to have control over it when it was launched in a remote location, Dynamic Script Tags (DST) are the perfect solution. As you’ll learn in this article, DSTs are dynamic because they are script tags added via the a Document Object Model (DOM) that allow developers […]

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How to Create Dynamic Script Tags for Ajax Components

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If you’ve ever developed something in JavaScript and wanted to have control over it when it was launched in a remote location, Dynamic Script Tags (DST) are the perfect solution. As you’ll learn in this article, DSTs are dynamic because they are script tags added via the Document Object Model (DOM) that allow developers to […]

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How to Create Form Posts with Ajax

August 8, 2007 · 0 Comments

Now that Ajax is becoming a standard for handling interactions on the Web it’s time to use it to update form submissions. In this article you’ll learn how to create a reusable Ajax process for all forms.

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Converting Forms to Ajax, Part 2

August 8, 2007 · 0 Comments

In the last Designing with Code article, Converting Forms to Ajax, I showed you how to convert your standard web forms to Ajax by including a simple JavaScript object. In this article, I’ll show you how to handle the request on the server-side and then the response on the client-side. The example project in this article can be […]

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Converting Forms to Ajax

July 7, 2007 · 0 Comments

Web design has become more than just a pretty web site with a nice layout. While that’s still part of the equation, web design has evolved into the way things work, how users interact with a web site or application, and how the entire experience is crafted. In this article, I’ll show you how to […]

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Ajax, Where Design Meets Code

May 5, 2007 · 0 Comments

Time and again I’ve seen applications fail because of an unusable interface design. This not only includes the look-and-feel of the application, but the actual interaction processes that it contains. I know many people who immediately leave a Web site if it does not look appealing or function simply from the start. It doesn’t matter […]

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Server Side Caching for Ajax

February 2, 2007 · 0 Comments

Kris Hadlock explains the importance of server-side caching for Ajax, providing a working solution that can be implemented on any PHP-enabled server.

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Create Your Own Custom Ajax Enabled Accordion Component

January 1, 2007 · 0 Comments

Adding massive amounts of data to one web page is not a recommended design approach because it can be completely disorienting to the user, and might cause him to go to another site. There are always exceptions, though, which is the case when using an accordion component to display data. Using an accordion component enables […]

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