Of course I am not an ajax programmer, but if its as hard as
they say, and if it makes it easier for ajax programmers to
code then why not?
AJAX programming is not hard at all, as long as you know JavaScript and a
server-side programming language. There's no need to have your server-side
AJAX is just a buzzword anyway. The methodology has been around
forever.
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AJAX programming is not hard at all, as long as you know JavaScript and a
server-side programming language. There's no need to have your server-side
programming language return XML, either, so this is a solution in search
of
a problem.
Lol. So the whole thing about their code eliminating the
Lol. So the whole thing about their code eliminating the
differences between browsers is huey huh?!
Yeah, pretty much. There's very little about using XmlHTTPRequest that's
browser-dependent. If you're doing anything significant with the data you
return via AJAX, that's where you're more
Dave has it right - the only issue on browser dependency I've found was with
sending hefty packets via the xmlhttprequest... beyond the browser actually
supporting the call in the first place.
The biggest hurdle I found was the space character being presented as a +
character when using Safari.
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