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hi,
Thanks for I could really use this one and I think though the view went in foavour of avoiding it :
I came across two stmts. that I am adding as a //comment here...I might be wrong, if so please correct me.
1* . Need to submit the contents without page reload.
2* . I believe with php and javascript the frames has become outdated.
3* . AJAX is said to be supportted by IE 5.5, Mozilla/Firefox, Safari 1.2, Opera 7 (says testament of the advantages of incorporating it.
Well, I am satisfied with the using with forms where already my application for every database entry reload needs a refreshing.May be I was un conventional in approach.
May be , I have made my application less jammer to the server and more easiness to functioning.
Thanking you for a lot of informatin, alternatives and merits and demerits of AJAX (which I was just curious about) and promise to get a ride your way too.....
Harish Balakrishnan Marar
Thanks for I could really use this one and I think though the view went in foavour of avoiding it :
I came across two stmts. that I am adding as a //comment here...I might be wrong, if so please correct me.
1* . Need to submit the contents without page reload.
2* . I believe with php and javascript the frames has become outdated.
3* . AJAX is said to be supportted by IE 5.5, Mozilla/Firefox, Safari 1.2, Opera 7 (says testament of the advantages of incorporating it.
Well, I am satisfied with the using with forms where already my application for every database entry reload needs a refreshing.May be I was un conventional in approach.
May be , I have made my application less jammer to the server and more easiness to functioning.
Thanking you for a lot of informatin, alternatives and merits and demerits of AJAX (which I was just curious about) and promise to get a ride your way too.....
Harish Balakrishnan Marar
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Newbie Poster
Re: AJAX : Am i right with the concept? What makes a difference between ajax and iframe approach is the use of dom model. Ajax takes this as one of it's base concepts.
This same goes for the original question - use dom to add/remove the elements you would like to display:
This same goes for the original question - use dom to add/remove the elements you would like to display:
var input=document.createElement("input");
input.setAttribute("type","text");
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