Events in Select Objects
JavaScript and Ajax based applications could launch any function with the right input. Although this could be found in other programming languages, JavaScript have the ability to launch certain functions even if the inputs are unconventional. For example, the regular input from users could come in a form of data or clicking on a certain link. While this could be found in JavaScript as well, additional input could be used to launch certain functions in an Ajax based application. By combining these functions with the ability of the application to launch purely in the client side, developers could achieve a highly interactive application. These functions are often based on th
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