On 11/15/06, Hill, Greg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Like I said, they all have their strengths, it can do *almost*
> everything Flash and Java Applets can do. :-) I think I read awhile
> back about another "new AJAX" Google is using for Google Talk now
> (can't remember what they termed it) that is syncronous - that would
> be *very* nice, especially when Real-time transactions are needed.
XmlHttpRequest requires you to tell it whether to be synchronous or
asynchronous. This isn't new. It does lock up the UI while it's
waiting though.
Greg
I never knew that - very cool! I wonder if there is any other way to
do it without locking up the UI.
Jesse
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