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Xajax
This nifty PHP Library makes it easier to make AJAX scripts.
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You forgot the URL: xajax PHP Class Library - The easiest way to develop asynchronous Ajax applications with PHP :-)
I've seen this library before but personally, I prefer doing all AJAX stuff myself. Some time ago I was using AJAX in the admin panel of the system I had designed. In the user management pane you could browse/add/edit/delete users all via AJAX, without reloading the page. Browsing users was the most tricky cause the script downloaded a list of users (id, name, email, level etc) and had to dinamically build the HTML table with that information, I don't know if you can do this kind of thing using a library like XAJAX. |
I suck at AJAX. :[ If you could give me a reference, then that would be swell!
reference of all the codes. |
I much prefer jquery or mootools!
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Prototype :)
jQuery (or Prototype/mooTools) with JSON :) the way to go. Just create a little web interface for your AJAX script. And you're rady to go. I don't belive in php solution that emulates javascript :) |
I like Xajax. Simple for folk like me who can't write their own Javascript. I've tried JQuery but just can't get my head around it due to all the Javascript needed.
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My JavaScript Framework allows you to use Ajax pretty easy :P
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I love Prototype! |
jQuery for me!
http://docs.jquery.com/Ajax |
started off with sajax, then found xajax and used it alot. now I just use jquery
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I don't even remember making this post. Nowadays I just work with jQuery and make plugins for that lol.
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