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Cesar M.
Hello,

I was wondering if anyone knew of a great site or two, that helped with AJAX. (AJAX Tutorials). I have been looking, but I can only find the odd things, and they're not even tutorials, they're just source files, and I've already learned them now.

I hope to expand my knowledge of AJAX, so I can work it well with the things I work on. fear.gif

Any links greatly appreciated. wub.gif
.Timmy
http://digg.com/search/page1/?search=Ajax
Wombat
Once you've used AJAX once, it's essentially the same to apply it to any situation. All you're doing is responding to an event, sending a request to the server, receiving the response, and then processing it appropriately. ermm.gif
Nash12
QUOTE(Wombat @ Jul 9 2005, 01:28 PM) *
Once you've used AJAX once, it's essentially the same to apply it to any situation. All you're doing is responding to an event, sending a request to the server, receiving the response, and then processing it appropriately. ermm.gif


True; its amazing that AJAX is such a powerful technique, yet quite easy to use.
Starnox
Anyone know where to read some very basic AJAX tutorials? I am a bit of a javascript noob which won't help tongue.gif Something like the w3schools things would be nice original.gif
Wombat
Explains the basics: http://developer.apple.com/internet/webcon...xmlhttpreq.html

Of course without Javascript DOM knowledge you wont be able to easily manipulate the contents of the page.

http://www.quirksmode.org is good for that. ( W3C DOM > Introduction )
Frankl.in
Guide to Using XMLHttpRequest (with Baby Steps): http://www.webpasties.com/xmlHttpRequest/
Starnox
Heh turns out I had used AJAX before in my widget without realising tongue.gif

Here is a little simple thing I made: http:/www.coredesigns.co.uk/testingzone/ajax1/base.html
Wombat
QUOTE(Starnox @ Jul 13 2005, 05:46 PM) *
Heh turns out I had used AJAX before in my widget without realising tongue.gif

Here is a little simple thing I made: http:/www.coredesigns.co.uk/testingzone/ajax1/base.html


Instead of adding a new select menu, you should put a placeholder one in and add and remove the options from it as necessary.

Just a small issue from a usability perspective. original.gif
Starnox
Yeah but it will have no options since it needs to wait for the first select menu to be filled. The use of CSS will help the layout, but i was just playing with the AJAX stuff for now.
Wombat
QUOTE(Starnox @ Jul 13 2005, 06:30 PM) *
Yeah but it will have no options since it needs to wait for the first select menu to be filled. The use of CSS will help the layout, but i was just playing with the AJAX stuff for now.


Put a default option in it as "Please select an option", or similar, and set the select to disabled by default. original.gif
Starnox
There any better: http://www.coredesigns.co.uk/testingzone/ajax1/base.html ?
Wombat
Much! biggrin.gif
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