Rafael Santos wrote: > > Hmm.. i was looking at the docs, i couldnt find a $.ajaxXXX() function > that > could be used. > > I complement asking, what's the exactly difference between, ajaxStop, > ajaxSuccess, ajaxComplete ? >
@Rafael : jQuery ajax functions are here: http://docs.jquery.com/Ajax .ajax is a low-level call and so to start with, just use .get or.post, as they are simpler to use. The Stop, Success and Complete functions are event callbacks to be used for all AJAX ops on your page (I've not used them - not needed to). The first is called when the last AJAX request has finished, Success is called when a call is successful (and bear in mind that a call may not be - eg the server may be down). And Complete is called at the end of an AJAX call regardless of whether it was successful. More info is available on the URL I provide above. Tarique wrote: > > Am trying to code some stuff which will be Firefox specific and want > to use the AJAX Interactive mode to update information on the page. > > I know how to do this using Prototype onInteractive: - just confused > as to how to do the same using JQuery > @Tarique: a good example of getting started with AJAX is here: http://jquery.bassistance.de/jquery-getting-started.html#rate Generally speaking with jQuery it need not be FF-specific, as it will work across a good range of browsers for no extra effort! -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/AJAX-and-readyState-%3D%3D-3-HowTo--tf3180818.html#a8827376 Sent from the JQuery mailing list archive at Nabble.com. _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list [email protected] http://jquery.com/discuss/
