No offence, but I wish people would stop using the AJAX acronym, Ajax
is a dutch football team, the 'new' acronym is just another way of
saying look I can use _javascript_ i.e something people have been doing
for years /rant (sorry 'AJAX' is one of my pet annoyances) That
aside it looks like a
Damn - you just beat me to it.
Oh - and the first person to mention Web 2.0 needs to look over their shoulder when going home tonight too.
;-)
Cheers,
Rich.
On 10/19/05, vijay chopra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No offence, but I wish people would stop using the AJAX acronym, Ajax is a dutch
AJAX is a toilet cleaner
On 10/19/05, vijay chopra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No offence, but I wish people would stop using the AJAX acronym, Ajax is a dutch football team, the 'new' acronym is just another way of saying look I can use _javascript_
i.e something people have been doing for years
This doesnt happen with me and I can delete characters and it continues
to search.
As a side point, current article count is only a day or so old so it
lacks BBC content for the moment but this will only increase.
The AJAX term is not going anywhere, in fact there is a plethora of
books
It's working fine for me in Firefox, though not in IE7beta
I like this alot. Good work.
On 10/19/05, James [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This doesnt happen with me and I can delete characters and it continuesto search.As a side point, current article count is only a day or so old so itlacks BBC
Works fine in Opera too (just tested). What version of firefox are you
using? I'm using 1.0.7, and it works fine, Somone should test it on
Firefox 1.5beta. (not that it should stop working)On 19/10/05, Kosso [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's working fine for me in Firefox, though not in IE7beta
I
It has been a while since I posted something.
For your comments I add in bbcsearch.
Out of interest which search backend are you using? Lucene or something
homegrown? Have you looked at Xapian?
Charlie
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Homegrown at the moment.
I will take a look at your suggestions.. thank you.
Charlie Hull wrote:
It has been a while since I posted something.
For your comments I add in bbcsearch.
Out of interest which search backend are you using? Lucene or something
homegrown? Have you looked at
On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 14:26:26 +0100
vijay chopra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No offence, but I wish people would stop using the AJAX acronym, Ajax is a
dutch football team, the 'new' acronym is just another way of saying look I
can use javascript i.e something people have been doing for years
AJAX isnot that big a deal really - it's only doing client side what most of us have been doing on the server for years.
What is anoying is when people bandy it around as if it were a language or some kind of endorsment.
It's only a development paradigm - nothing more - after you've seen a
It's not Ajax, it's Inner-Browsing ...
http://devedge-temp.mozilla.org/viewsource/2003/inner-browsing/index_en.html
note the date: 16 May 2003
Ajax is just a new flashy label for something that exists for more
than two years.
On 19/10/05, Amias Channer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 19 Oct
On Oct 19, 2005, at 17:47, Jakob Fix wrote:
Ajax is just a new flashy label for something that exists for more
than two years.
Much more than two years in fact, for instance people doing SVG have
been doing that for at least five years, and I'm sure that a bunch of
IE-only sites have been
Indeed. I fully understand what AJAX is, after all it stands for
asynchronous _javascript_ and XML, however as Jakob and Graeme have
said, it's just a flashy new label for technology that's been around a
long time. For some reason it's acquired a new acronym. I admit I was
being facetious when I
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