posted on: 18 July 2006
On Particletree: JSON, Ajax, and UTF8
“ How do you go about sending any type of character to the server via JSON? The solution turns out to be quite simple, but arriving at the solution involved many attempts in the wrong direction.”
posted on: 09 June 2006
On Curiosity is bliss: XmlHttpRequest debugging
posted on: 03 June 2006
On Garret Dimon's site:AJAX and DOM Scripting
posted on: 01 June 2006
posted on: 31 May 2006
On Stringify: AJAX page transition
posted on: 11 May 2006
On Max Kiesler: 60 AJAX tutorials
posted on: 15 April 2006
On Web Standards Project: DOM builder
On DOM Scripting: XMLHttpRequest on the W3C
posted on: 09 March 2006
On A List Apart: getting started with AJAX
I have read comments and opinions about AJAX breaking accessibility rules. AJAX is a tool. As such it's not inherently "good" nor "bad" but defined by the the use that it's made of it. A hammer can be used either to build or to destroy a house.
posted on: 18 January 2006
posted on: 17 January 2006
posted on: 14 January 2006
From splasho :
Php functions lookup and its source
" I put together this AJAX (actually AJAH) tool that allows you to quickly view the important details (argument list especially) of PHP functions. You just type in the beginning of the function you want and you are presented with a list, click one on the list and the details are filled in. "
posted on: 11 January 2006
On Evolt:
posted on: 25 December 2005
Funny title? No, actually an interesting technique:
posted on: 07 November 2005
Scripts based on the Prototype Javascript framework, visual effects and controls with AJAX:
On Evolt, some useful PHP tips: these things I know.
posted on: 08 October 2005
posted on: 14 April 2005
One of the problems I'm having using XML is that I almost always have code samples included in the text of my studies and I have to use entities for everything. I'd rather use a TEXT file and parse it with document.innerHTML, much simpler and faster. Maybe is not very professional or reusable in the future (even if I think TEXT files will always be in use) as an XML file would be but it works fine.
posted on: 14 April 2005
I have been looking for a solution to a multi-language site that doesn't need to have the same pages repeated in different languages. I had tried using only Javascript but the translated text had to be saved together with the rest of the Javascript code and it didn't seem a practical solution.
I think that the solution could be XMLHttpRequest. I save all the “Studies” text in a XML file that has the same tags as the XHTML page and change the content of the page according to the language chosen by the user. I'm working on it, still polishing out a few glitches.
posted on: 12 April 2005
I found more links:
I didn`t realize that XMLHttpRequest was such a popular topic..I have been using XML for a while but it's difficult to find good articles and practical applications.
posted on: 10 April 2005
Learning about XMLHttpRequest..