31 innerHTML

The innerHTML method isn’t a part of the DOM specification, but it’s available in Mozilla, IE and Opera. I know for the first two from experience, and the Opera website says it’s supported.

posted at 10:16 am on June 1, 2006 by Nikola Plejic

32 Very frustrating

I can read XHTML/CSS with no problem. I can read PHP with some effort. For some reason, JavaScript and AJAX are just so dense, that no matter how I try, my eyes start to blur over!

I would love to learn the technology, but man, it seems so dense!

posted at 11:27 pm on June 22, 2006 by Zack Katz

33 GOOGLE SUGGEST ???(HELP)

Can anybody tell me how can i make application like google suggest in ASP.Net??

posted at 01:49 pm on July 1, 2006 by Pushkar Rathod

34 START UNDERSTANDING

Before reading this article, I just heard of this name AJAX, but know nothing about it.

Aafter reading, understand a little and maybe will like this new tech.

posted at 09:58 pm on July 1, 2006 by Yang Kang

35 An easy implementation of index.php

Didn’t find any implementations of the index.php, so if some are interested, here is mine:

<?php

// Change the header to display Javascript..
header(‘Content-type: text/javascript’);

// Check to see if there is a id variable sent..
if ( $_REQUEST[‘id’] ) {

// Converted id to a regular php variable..
$id = $_REQUEST[‘id’];

// Print out the returned value..
print “You sent id: “ . $id;
} else {
// No id variable recived..
print “No id sent”;
}

?>

posted at 10:50 am on July 18, 2006 by Gerhard Sletten

36 I am stil wary

So far I am not convinced to introduce Ajax in my web application. Great web sites are about accessibilty and functionaly – not fancy extra features

posted at 03:21 am on November 3, 2006 by Viz Abdelli