Srinivas Jadcharla wrote:
Thanks Again frank,
May be i didn't asked the question in proper way.Suppose i just have IE 6.0and
Notepad.Will i be still able to work with Simple AJAX examles??I can still
work with simple javascript examples with just IE and notepad.
Well, I there probably aren't too many examples that don't require
something server-side, but there are bound to be a few, and yes, you
could do all your AJAX development with just Notepad. I would suggest
something a little meatier than Notepad, but if you wanted to just use
that, yes, you could.
However, AJAX generally isn't much use without some sort of server
component involved. So now I'm again thinking you may need to do some
reading :)
But no, you don't need any other tools, or libraries, or anything like
that (although they might certainly be nice to have). And you can even
do some simple AJAX work without a server involved at all, but that will
tend to be a bit limited.
Frank
On 1/17/06, Frank W. Zammetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hmm, maybe I replied a little too quickly... are you asking how to make
a call via AJAX and show an alert as a result? In other words, do
exactly as what you show below, but involving the server? If so, then I
take back what I said and I can point you in the right direction :)
Frank
Srinivas Jadcharla wrote:
Thanks for you time Frank
//AJAX is nothing but some Javascript on the client, and something on
the
server that
//knows what do with an AJAX request (which is just an HTTP request in
the
end).
How can i implement the following code using AJAX
// code starts
<HTML>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
alert('Hi');
</SCRIPT>
</HTML>
// code ends
By using javascript i just need a javascript supported browser and
notepad(or any Editor).Iam very sorry if some one feels it as a dumb
question.
On 1/17/06, Frank W. Zammetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
As far as what you "need"... you "need" whatever you currently have for
web development, nothing more. AJAX is nothing but some Javascript on
the
client, and something on the server that knows what do with an AJAX
request (which is just an HTTP request in the end).
That being said, there are a huge number of AJAX libraries out there
that
will make your life much easier. If you don't have Javascript
expertise,
they may be absolutely invaluable.
Check out this recent post for some info:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=struts-user&m=113661166421508&w=2
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On Tue, January 17, 2006 4:24 pm, Srinivas Jadcharla said:
Hi,
I have a small doubt regarding System Requirements for AJAX.Like
Javascript
i just need AJAX Supported Browser and notepad(as editor) , or do i
need
some thing else.Are there any small and simple examples on net to
start
with.Any advice is highly appreciable.
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