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This document discusses AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML), including where it is commonly applied, examples of its use, and some potential problems. It provides examples of AJAX being used for real-time form validation, autocompletion, and updating details without page refreshes. It also lists some frameworks that can be used and references for further information.
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- 1. IS4 030 - Website Design for e-Commerce By SMIEEE, SMACM, MACS E-mail: [email_address] Room: P7919 Consultation Hours: 4:30 - 6:30pm Monday Lecture Eleven AJAX
- 2. Where AJAX is applied ?
Editor's Notes
- Microsoft – Atlas Technology which will be released in October
- 1 – we are not loading the entire page 2- richer user experience doesn ’ t have to wait
- Userid, coupon id , mouse hovers over a particular item
- Text/plain or text/html (2) problem with binary data - images
- Text/plain or text/html (2) problem with binary data - images
- Text/plain or text/html (2) problem with binary data - images
- Anchor part of URL fragment – many browsers allow the anchor to be updated dynamically which ajax can use to update the anchor dynamically with the page contents
- How much do u expect from client machine
- Client side provides basic piping and cross browser abstraction – server side provides browser-server coordination, ability to directly call java server-side apis
- Meebo – IM , dynamic ebay search tool, persistent search to Gmail, WebORB message server chat – shows gegraphic location