... I don't quite agree with the use of the term "hijacked". What ever is someone hijacking ? Instead of using hidden frame/form tricks as I'd mentioned...
... Thats exactly what I call hijacked. Will U use XML if U want to change the functionality of a current page ? Wont it be faster if I dont load all...
... For me, deciding to fetch data from the server, and deciding to to use DOM data were two different decisions. I'd use Javascript on the HTML DOM on the...
... I didn't understand the "Hijacked" bit.. Could you elaborate, please ? ... No. It was simple form submissions, where the XML was the value of a text area. ...
Here is what I think of AJAX and DHTML difference. DHTML did all the cool dynamic effects in Webpages using W3C DOM but the data was not fetched from server...
... Thats the reason I started this group to save AJAX from being HiJacked. ... content, or ... or parse the ... DOM object. was it with XMLHTTPRequest ... ...
... I've replied to that post just now. Anyway, "AJAX" is typically advertised as using the XMLHTTPRequest Object. Way back in 2000, when IE 5.0 was the latest...
I got this thought, Heard of AJAX office apps. What if we could create an AJAX WebBrowser I mean a browser inside a browser ? SO what can it be used for ? well...
I hope JSON too is not in trouble http://news.com.com/Small+company+makes+big+claims+on+XML+patents/2100-1014_3-5905949.html?part=rss&tag=5905949&subj=news...
Yahoo has been following the footsteps of Google by incorporating as much AJAX functionality into their services as possible. They are hiring an "AJAX...
I just read a few articles on the topic of JSON (JavaScript Object Notation). I've never heard of it before but they say that it performs better than XML. It...
Hi, I have the following XML <?xml version="1.0"?> <content> <data><
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