tedd wrote:
Ryan:
Carlin Bingham / Tedd:
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Yes, but then I would have to reload the whole page just to tell the
person
that the account username was already taken...thats how its
traditionally
done...but I want to try doing it without reloading the whole
page...hence
At 8:13 PM +0200 4/9/06, Michael Felt wrote:
And I thought Ajax was a Dutch Football (soccer) team. :P
It isn't??
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And I thought Ajax was a Dutch Football (soccer) team. :P
It isand a very good dish washing detergent too (and yes, I am a
bachelor :-D )
Cheers,
Ryan
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Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
?php
if(!empty($_POST['loc'])) {
$src =
http://api.local.yahoo.com/MapsService/V1/mapImage?appid=YahooDemo;;
$src.= location=.urlencode($_GET['loc']).
output=phpimage_width=300image_height=300zoom=7;
header(Content-type: application/x-json);
echo
Hey all,
first of all; a big thank you to all of you for replying, rather than mix up
my replies to all of you I will write my response to you under your name as
I have gotten so many different leads/opinions/views.
One last requirment I forgot to mention before was that I wanted to work
with PHP
Ryan:
Carlin Bingham / Tedd:
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Yes, but then I would have to reload the whole page just to tell the person
that the account username was already taken...thats how its traditionally
done...but I want to try doing it without reloading the whole page...hence
Asynchronous
Hey
CLIP
Carlin Bingham / Tedd:
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Yes, but then I would have to reload the whole page just to tell the person
that the account username was already taken...thats how its traditionally
done...but I want to try doing it without reloading the whole page...hence
Asynchronous
Hello,
on 04/08/2006 10:53 AM Ryan A said the following:
Carlin Bingham / Tedd:
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Yes, but then I would have to reload the whole page just to tell the person
that the account username was already taken...thats how its traditionally
done...but I want to try doing it
Hey,
clip There is a misunderstanding here. The X does not necessarily means
generic XML. It may mean XHTML. Anyway, an AJAX request may server any
type of data.
Another point is that AJAX does not mean necessarily using
XMLHttpRequest objects . As you may read in the Wikipedia definition,
many
On Sat, 2006-04-08 at 14:40, Manuel Lemos wrote:
Hello,
on 04/08/2006 10:53 AM Ryan A said the following:
Carlin Bingham / Tedd:
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Yes, but then I would have to reload the whole page just to tell the person
that the account username was already taken...thats how
On Sat, 2006-04-08 Robert Cummings wrote: [-- SNIP PIMPING OF
IFRAMES --]HEHHEHE funnyI started picturing a guy with loud colors, a
big hat and live fish in his heels...LOLCheers,Ryan
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Hello,
on 04/08/2006 04:23 PM Ryan A said the following:
Hey,
clip There is a misunderstanding here. The X does not necessarily means
generic XML. It may mean XHTML. Anyway, an AJAX request may server any
type of data.
Another point is that AJAX does not mean necessarily using
Hello,
on 04/08/2006 04:13 PM Robert Cummings said the following:
I'm probably just having a bowel movement or something, but I think
going with a lib that supports either iframe or xmlhttprequest
interchangeably is probably the way to go. While iframe may have more
features and less
May I supply this very little example to show how easy it can be to use
iFrame?
This is the first document:
iframe id=myFrame/iframe
input type=button value=go
onclick=document.getElementById('myFrame').src='second.htm' /
div id=myDiv/div
It just has an iframe, an action button, which sets
Robert Cummings wrote:
On Sat, 2006-04-08 at 14:40, Manuel Lemos wrote:
Hello,
on 04/08/2006 10:53 AM Ryan A said the following:
Carlin Bingham / Tedd:
---
Yes, but then I would have to reload the whole page just to tell the person
that the account username was already
On Sat, 2006-04-08 at 15:54, Manuel Lemos wrote:
Hello,
on 04/08/2006 04:13 PM Robert Cummings said the following:
I'm probably just having a bowel movement or something, but I think
going with a lib that supports either iframe or xmlhttprequest
interchangeably is probably the way to go.
Hey,
Just been googleing and trying out different AJAX frameworks..:
From PEAR HTML_AJAX
Gauva
My-Bic
AjaxAC
and quite a few moreand it happened, I confused myself :-(
For some reason HTML_AJAX is not working on my local machine (windows based,
I am getting runtime errors with the examples)
Ryan A wrote:
Just been googleing and trying out different AJAX frameworks..:
From PEAR HTML_AJAX
Gauva
My-Bic
AjaxAC
and quite a few moreand it happened, I confused myself :-(
For some reason HTML_AJAX is not working on my local machine (windows based,
I am getting runtime errors with
At 2:21 AM +0200 4/8/06, Ryan A wrote:
This is what i want to use it for:
Client comes to site, wants to make an account, I check if the username he
entered is not already in use, if already in use I print out a failute
message in red on the screen if not in usei make his account and print
Just use PHP to do it.
To check if an account with that username exsists just use the
mysql_num_rows function and a 'die' statement.
Then use SQL/PHP code to log the information in a database and just echo
the success text at the bottom of your code.
Simple.
On 3:21:47 am 08/04/2006 Ryan A
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