Ajax
Learn how to AJAXify Comment Forms
Nov 9, 2009CommentsIn this week’s video tutorial, I’ll teach you how to take a simple, boring contact form and add some animations and an AJAX post request to submit the form to your MySQL database asynchronously. In addition, we’ll also implement a bit of server and client-side validation to better secure our data.
Choose ItHosted AJAX Shopping Cart For Your Existing Site
Nov 6, 2009CommentsEcwid is a 100% AJAX shopping cart (Hosted) solution that easily integrates with your existing site. It requires no server side programming, no hosting worries, no more trouble getting the software to look like it’s a fundamental part of your site.
Choose ItAjax User Poll Using jQuery and PHP
Oct 18, 2009CommentsToday, we’ll be creating a nice user poll script using jQuery and PHP utilizing AJAX and animation effects of jQuery to spice up the user interface and provide a rich user experience. Let’s get started.
Choose ItBuild an Ajax Search Bar
Oct 16, 2009CommentsCreating an effective search bar can be tricky. There are lots of features that have become pretty widespread but are difficult to implement. We’re going to create a bar that has its own custom button that integrates with the bar, slidedown live results from an AJAX script and a helper hint that vanishes when you come to use the search bar.
Choose ItIntroduction to Ajax with jQuery
Oct 14, 20091 comment so farjQuery is one of the most popular JavaScript frameworks out there and for good reason. It has a plethora of features that make it a pleasure to work with. One of these is Ajax. For this lesson’s purpose I’ve created a simple form that asks the user for their name and password, and will then display it on screen. However, whatever you want to do with the data, the Ajax is exactly the same.
Choose ItA Proposal for Making Ajax Crawlable
Oct 8, 2009CommentsGoogle has announced that they’d like to crawl your Ajax powered websites. Making your Ajax-based content crawlable will be great for both webmasters and users by making the content available on any search engine that will be taking part. Making this content crawlable could definitely be a significant improvement to the web.
Choose ItCross-domain AJAX using CSS with CSSHttpRequest
Oct 5, 2009CommentsCSSHttpRequest is cross-domain AJAX using CSS. Like JavaScript includes, this works because CSS is not subject to the same-origin policy that affects XMLHttpRequest. CSSHttpRequest functions similarly to JSONP, and is limited to making GET requests. Unlike JSONP, untrusted third-party JavaScript cannot execute in the context of the calling page.
Choose ItA Fancy jQuery AJAX Contact Form Tutorial
Sep 28, 2009CommentsProviding a simple and reliable means of feedback from site visitors is a crucial part of any web presence. The most simple and common feedback channel are contact forms. In this tutorial we are going to make an AJAX contact form which leverages modern web development techniques. We are using PHP, CSS and jQuery.
Choose ItAn AJAX Based Shopping Cart with PHP, CSS & jQuery
Sep 21, 2009CommentsIn this tutorial we are going to create an AJAX-driven shopping cart. All the products are going to be stored in a MySQL database, with PHP showing and processing the data. jQuery will drive the AJAX-es on the page, and with the help of the simpletip plugin will add to an interactive check out process.
Choose ItPHP Framework for AJAX based Rich Web Interfaces
Sep 8, 2009CommentsThis package is a framework in PHP for implementing AJAX based rich Web interfaces using PHP and jQuery. It provides several classes that can generate HTML and JavaScript for rich user interfaces that work with main Web browsers in use. It features: Built-in support for mobile enabled Web pages, Pagination of data listings split among multiple pages, Validate and sanitize user submitted data, and a whole lot more.
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