Alan Knowles wrote:
I'm not sure that js->PHP is that critical (in terms of getting clever
with objects etc), doing standard HTTP GET/POST requests with urlencoded
values into $_GET/$_POST, 99% of the time is far more efficient way of
sending data to the server, and alot easier to debug.. You can also
implement the filter code on that data....
JSON in general looks far better suited to the PHP->js layer..
Yup, until browsers start sending JSON requests natively, I don't see
much js->PHP usage either. PHP->js is the much more common use case at
this point.
-Rasmus
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