Comments on: How are you using Ajax? http://bokardo.com/archives/how-are-you-using-ajax/ Interface Design & UX by Joshua Porter Wed, 28 Sep 2011 20:28:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: how to use AJAX http://bokardo.com/archives/how-are-you-using-ajax/#comment-21294 how to use AJAX Tue, 19 Sep 2006 13:36:16 +0000 http://bokardo.com/archives/how-are-you-using-ajax/#comment-21294 I have created a file and a list of items to be added in to the list from the Database(SQL server) and how can i achieve the data from the data base to ajax and from ajax to the jsp page. I have created a file and a list of items to be added in to the list from the Database(SQL server) and how can i achieve the data from the data base to ajax and from ajax to the jsp page.

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]]> By: Sarven Capadisli http://bokardo.com/archives/how-are-you-using-ajax/#comment-629 Sarven Capadisli Thu, 12 May 2005 14:27:48 +0000 http://bokardo.com/archives/how-are-you-using-ajax/#comment-629 I am using this technology on <a href="http://www.csarven.ca." title="Weblog of Sarven Capadisli" rel="nofollow">my site</a> and it appears to work-out in most cases. There are some issues with some browsers, since they don't support XMLHttpRequest (i.e. Konqueror, IE5.2.3(mac), and Opera [prior to 8]). It is definitely a great technology to play around with, however the limitations are written all over it, or rather giving it a justifiable use. I can see this (the search implementation) having major impact on libraries, and pratically any site with heavy content (i.e. knowledgebase), but as far as weblogs go, I think in most cases, it is unnecessary. XMLHttpRequest is not new, it just needs to be marketed well - Apple (<a href="http://www.apple.com.au/macosx/" title="Mac OS X" rel="nofollow">Mac OS X Tiger</a>), Google (<a href="http://www.google.com/webhp?complete=1&hl=en" title="Google Suggest" rel="nofollow">Google Suggest</a>) and Microsoft (who knows what) seems to invest a lot of resources. I am using this technology on my site and it appears to work-out in most cases. There are some issues with some browsers, since they don’t support XMLHttpRequest (i.e. Konqueror, IE5.2.3(mac), and Opera [prior to 8]).

It is definitely a great technology to play around with, however the limitations are written all over it, or rather giving it a justifiable use. I can see this (the search implementation) having major impact on libraries, and pratically any site with heavy content (i.e. knowledgebase), but as far as weblogs go, I think in most cases, it is unnecessary.

XMLHttpRequest is not new, it just needs to be marketed well – Apple (Mac OS X Tiger), Google (Google Suggest) and Microsoft (who knows what) seems to invest a lot of resources.

]]> By: Udi http://bokardo.com/archives/how-are-you-using-ajax/#comment-628 Udi Thu, 12 May 2005 13:58:31 +0000 http://bokardo.com/archives/how-are-you-using-ajax/#comment-628 I've tried and tried to think of a good use for Ajax on my new site and I couldn't think of one. I did use XMLHTTP to send a request to the server behind the scenes (for flagging an item 'off-topic' or 'innapropriate' etc.), but I didn't need any data back or confirmation, so I never handle the response. Does that still "count" as Ajax usage? I’ve tried and tried to think of a good use for Ajax on my new site and I couldn’t think of one. I did use XMLHTTP to send a request to the server behind the scenes (for flagging an item ‘off-topic’ or ‘innapropriate’ etc.), but I didn’t need any data back or confirmation, so I never handle the response. Does that still “count” as Ajax usage?

]]> By: Vito http://bokardo.com/archives/how-are-you-using-ajax/#comment-627 Vito Thu, 12 May 2005 12:03:42 +0000 http://bokardo.com/archives/how-are-you-using-ajax/#comment-627 I just finished a project that used a lookup similar to a Win32 app. It contained a couple text input boxes: Name, Department, Office, Title and Phone. They enter in a name and on exit, it looks up the user. If the query finds only one user, it pulls the data back as XML and populates the remaining fields and moves on. If not, then it pops up a lookup window with the list of records it found from the text input. Pretty kewl performance. Gotta find more places to use it. :-) L8R, Vito I just finished a project that used a lookup similar to a Win32 app.

It contained a couple text input boxes: Name, Department, Office, Title and Phone. They enter in a name and on exit, it looks up the user.

If the query finds only one user, it pulls the data back as XML and populates the remaining fields and moves on. If not, then it pops up a lookup window with the list of records it found from the text input.

Pretty kewl performance. Gotta find more places to use it. :-)

L8R,
Vito

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