mgroves.com — While the hype of AJAX may be a bit overblown, it's still a useful tool and very fun to program with. One of the issues I've had is that most AJAX out there today depends on the XmlHttpRequest JavaScript object.Alternatively, we could do some AJAX without the XmlHttpRequest object. But how?
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zigamorphAug 26, 2006
This is actually a very interesting way of acheiving the same effect. But it is rather limiting because you have to generate JavaScript in the backend. Ultimatly I think that the binding of JavaScript and Web Services is what has made AJAX so appealing.