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Ajax based applications and websites have the ability to update specific parts of the webpage without changing the whole content. Using JavaScript as the language for development, developers are able to send information to the server-side faster with lesser bandwidth. But still Ajax is just like most web development application. The connection from the server to client and vice versa has to be completed before another request could be done. Developers have found a work-around this situation by installing timer in some functions to delay its execution, but it still has to wait for the first queued function to complete before it starts another function.

In this article we are going to delve deeper into Ajax and explore how XSL can be used on both the client side (using Javascript) and on the server side (using PHP) to transform XML data into XHTML.

Ajax - PHP web application that can be used to transfer (copy) files and folders from one server to another with PHP FTP; also, it can rename and delete files and folders on both servers.

The extension use Ajax technology to send form data to the server. The extension during the Ajax request lock the entire page and show a wait message. The loading message can be personalized in the title, in the message and in the graphic layout. The extension has 24 predefined theme or you can create your graphic setup. There is also a site where you can create your own theme based on one of the predefined. The lock of the page can be personalized in the transparency percentage, in the color and can be apply a fade in and fade out. Features: - div with your custom message will be show on success and on error - method POST or GET to send data to the server - page where redirect on success - page where send the data - compatible with all javascript form validation - Not compatible with server side validation - Wait image personalized or without wait image - Lock body with transparency, color, fade-in, fade-out - 24 predefined theme

HTML 5 is the latest version of one of the first languages for websites. The project was started in 2004 – a fitting timeline considering the improvements in the software and online industry have been very impressive. This update in HTML plans to cater more than just simple interfaces in properly building a website. On the earlier versions, HTML is just made to load the entire webpage for every data request. Although this setting is still adaptable to simple websites, the increasing load for browsers even with HTML has prompted call for significant changes in website languages. The mere fact that the addition of other programming languages in most websites should make

Featured Content Glider turns ordinary pieces of HTML content into an interactive, "glide in" slideshow. The contents are either fetched from an external file via Ajax, or added directly inline on the page. Users select the content they want to view, or have the script automatically rotate through them.

You could spend a lot of time figuring out all the pieces of JavaScript on the client side and Perl on the server side in order to work out how to use Ajax in your code. Thankfully, there's already a module on CPAN to take the pain out it: CGI::Ajax.

This is a simple AJAX tutorial using php, javascript and XMLHttpRequest. AJAX is the fundamental lynchpin of web 2 services and underpins almost every widget today. This is the simplest example that demonstrates AJAX

Phatfusion has showed us another way to build our menu, he has created a image menu with the aid of Mootools framework. It looks really good and easy to use. It is very similar to the menu design of Mootools Official Website. It has the following features........

In the last year, nearly 500 Ajax frameworks have been created. Picking the proper framework is extremely important, because it will determine the success of the features, maintenance, and development time for your project. There are a number of questions you will want to ask yourself when it comes to choosing the proper framework. If you are looking for a list of the available frameworks, some of the best places to start would be Wikipedia, as well as the Ajax Projects. As far as questions are concerned, will the server be independent? Frameworks which use independent servers will help out with mashing up server systems.

Ever wanted to make your own "live" advanced search that gives you suggestions as you type. This tutorial will show you how to make one just like Google's new "Suggest" search feature.

Tutorial discusses how to encode data on the JavaScript side, and then decode it successfully with PHP so that data corruption is kept at a minimum, and symbols such as the + sign are not lost.

Apart from being used in complicated RIAs with colorful interfaces, Ajax is also used for a more practical use such as data control and interaction. There are functions that any developer could use to display data in an Ajax way which does not only look good but has efficient functions which could not be seen in HTML based sites.

Highly customizable Twitter trackbacks widget to integrate tweets that mention your post into your blog. Each tweet comes with reply & retweet links to get more readers engaged in your story conversation. After Topsy has released a Wordpress plugin to turn your post tweets into comments. I wanted to use their awesome API to create this Javascript widget that can be used for any blog especially for non-Wordpress ones.

A.E.P. is an Ajax framework that is very easy to use with an interface of six functions and these functions allow to build Web pages that are extended at user request from data hidden into the page or taken from external files. Once you have experienced the library you feel obliged to build all your web page in this way, as I do. A short tutorial is provided in HTML and PDF forms. Demos included.

In this tutorial you will learn how to create a table and insert data into it, using PhoneGap. For this tutorial you should have some basic mySQL knowledge This tutorial was created on a machine running Ubuntu 11.10, using Aptana Studio 3 as the development IDE and tested on a HTC Desire device running Android 2.2.

With all the buzz lately about Twitter real-time search. Why don't you add a real-time tweets bar related to your posts from your twitter timeline or from anybody or even limit it by a geocode coordinates!

XwQuest is a simple a web interface for collecting responses to questionnaires. Each questionnaire is defined as a single XML file that is formatted on the browser. As the respondent fills-in the questionnaire the web interface is updated and reports data back to the server using Ajax.

XML is a must for most Ajax based applications. It’s a universal mark-up language which means almost any programming languages could work with XML. Aside from being accessible through various formats, it is also known to be relatively lightweight. It can be used in small online applications for faster processing or could be implemented in robust applications for a more complicated data manipulation. By properly calling XML in the application, developers are assured of a well functioning application. In an asynchronous setting, this is a bit challenging because of difference scenarios developers have to deal with. The Undying Browser Incompatibi

Complete, commercial strength auto-suggest solution with all the content data embedded. Comes as a ready to go, fully independent application package and does not depend on any third-party service or sources or databases. Quick and easy installation in less than 30 minutes.