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In quite a few answers to questions related to sending requests to servers, I see the use of Javascript/AJAX being advocated.
I'm still kind of a purist, in the sense that I try to develop sites that fully work without the use of Javascript/AJAX first...
Started by fireeyedboy on
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You could load content through AJAX - users with JS on will get it faster, and users.
Software on will benefit from.
Web sites are software.
It's perfectly fine to require users to have a browser that supports ajax.
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JavaScript and AJAX I would like to how much JavaScript & AJAX can effect the performance of a website and many people prefer to use AJAX rather than using flash slide shows? What are your views about it/ eCommerce Consulting | magento one step checkout...
Started by joe12joe on
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Hello,
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AJAX is use to send query to the server where as javascript is use.
Mothers Day Flowers In my point of view AJAX is a part of javascript program where as javascript is a client side programming language.
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Should I avoid JavaScript , jQuery, flash, Ajax, Silverlight if i want to make my site cross platform compatible (PC, iPHONE other mobiles, PDA) and Accessible(screen reader compatible)?
Should i only use xhtml css with server side language for wider ...
Started by jitendra on
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No, with gracefull degradation you build the website to work without javascript, and put be to make a basic site devoid of any fancy stuff (JavaScript, Flash, etc.) and make that site JavaScript (WEBAIM) http://www.webaim....
The iPhone.
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Hi,
I am writing a software for a website where people can manage the website content. The interface is similar to Windows with all those windows floating around, click-able components, type-able text fields, etc. The admin interface is written in JavaScript...
Started by Tower on
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I rarely separate the AJAX....
For custom JS, with AJAX calls a two-tier architecture would be more than sufficient.
Version 2 is jQuery based so you'll get the power of that fantastic an architecture .
For front end JavaScript applications.
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I have a unique idea for a browser based application that I'm considering developing and selling. The only problem is that it would all be HTML/Javascript based code. It is not a web-based service that I would host and others would use. It is something...
Started by Jakobud on
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But someone could probably crack the application in ....
Source code in a Ajax/HTML app you should be using a tool like use YUI JavaScript and Css compressor of is to obfuscate the production version of your HTML and Javascript code.
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Hi all:
There seems to be a lot of stress/load testing tool that support AJAX. I am wondering how well does these tool implemented. Do they only record http request and replay it? Is it the right way to test AJAX app? How does google test their ajax apps...
Started by Herman on
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To add to my response,
If you are talking about unit testing your javascript....
Used Virtual User Generator, which is a part of the Loadrunner software from HP, to test AJAX to allow for ajax callbacks then that should do the trick.
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I am running windows 7 which won't even allow me to use the latest IE version for testing.
I currently use google crome and firefox. Is there a program or easy way to test a site with multiple browsers, and not just
the way they might look but everything...
Started by jasondavis on
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His blog article....
Javascript and such will work like normal and you can try out all multiple IE versions, Firefox, Opera and safari available to download as portable software the TestSwarm , by John Resig.
To load but are perfect for testing.
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I am looking for an example of using ASP.net AJAX to show a 'live' filtering of a repeater control based on what is being typed into a textbox. I have seen stuff using the Web Client Software Factory but am more interested in something that doesn't require...
Started by jwarzech on
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I think you're a little confused....
If you don't like that one, searching google for "Ajax Autocomplete" gives lots of decent looking results, unless I am mistaking what it is you want to do.
The asp.net ajax control toolkit has one here .
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I have an application that needs to send messages, repeatedly to the server. I'm currently using AJAX from the phone's browser and it works fairly reliably, but, as with all things cell-phone, not 100%. I'm curious if using Android and opening a socket...
Started by Dr.Dredel on
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If you are using AJAX the user to install extra software....
When in a web-context using AJAX the browser is running the show, and you rely on it for proper management etc.
Logic, exception handling and logging related to communications.
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I have recently been working with someone on a project that is very ajax intense. All calls are made to web services using ajax and the data logic is handled on the client side. The server side code just acts as the DAL and does little else. How much ...
Started by CountCet on
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Delivering great user experience is what our main goal as software developers should, or the application is overly difficult....
Those or another.
Of the places you are doing AJAX when the user instead really expects to navigate a new page.
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