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Do you want to build more dynamic, responsive, desktop-like Web applications like Gmail and Google Maps? Then this article is for you. It guides you through the AJAX basics and through the process of building a simple AJAX application. Author: Stoyan Stefanov Code: PHP 4.0 |
ajaxPHPterm is an AJAX terminal/shell emulator for PHP, based on the PHPterm project. It acts as a terminal and allows you to execute shell commands within your browser, even in a hosted environment. Added AJAX makes it behave more like a real shell. Author: Matt Newman Code: PHP 4.0 |
In this recipe, I discuss all the code necessary to use Ajax to go from a simple Web page to a JavaScript function to an XMLHttpRequest to a PHP script and, finally, to an Oracle database. Along with the code, I do talk about the individual pieces. Author: Larry Ullman Code: PHP 5.0 |
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This paper is the first of a short series that illustrates the implementation of a cross-platform, JavaScript-based SOAP Web services client based on the Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (Ajax) design pattern for Web applications. Author: James Snell Code: PHP 4.0 |
Use Ajax with PHP and DB2 9 is a tutorial used to show how PHP and Xajax can be used together to produce modern pages that have advanced abilities. Xajax is used to communicate asynchronously between a client application and a server side application. Author: Deepak Vohra Code: PHP 5.0 |
A full discussion of Ajax is not within the scope of this book and would be mostly a discussion of JavaScript, not PHP. However, the listings in this section demonstrate one quick example that shows how Ajax can call a PHP script. Author: Eli White III Code: PHP 3.0 |
This is sort of a framework thing to create AJAX applications, based on the MVC design pattern. Yep, I have a lot of buzzwords here, I admit, but this shouldn't be taken too seriously. Author: phpied Code: PHP 4.0 |
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There is one problem with most of the current implementations of Ajax: it has one dependency, and that is the XmlHttpRequest object. In this tutorial, I will show you how to use Ajax without even having to use the XmlHttpRequest object. Author: The Pallett Group Code: PHP 4.0 |
Traditionally, implementations of such functionality involve you clicking a “move up”, “move down” button that switches the order the items (one item at a time). This article covers the implementation of a system that lets you easily define the order. Author: Quentin Zervaas Code: PHP 4.0 |
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