>I played with this, probably abusing your server a bit a week or so
> ago. I've
> >also downloaded it to my emc machine, but I'm wondering if it will run on
> >inux? php & mysql we have, but ajax?
Don't worry about the server - that's what it's there for. It does tend to
crunch a little. This is the first cut so it don't do much. Simply follows
the lines.
I wrote it in PHP because it runs everywhere. The problem with PHP is it
requires server software like apache. Should be no problem with the AJAX
code.
The ajax code I worte myself. It's already in the program. Ajax by any other
name is simply javascript calls. This is controlled by the Browser and they
work the same in linux or Apple.
Ajax simply makes your program interactive instead of the typical PHP batch
where you fill in a bunch of stuff and sent the screen, check the screen,
and turn it around if it's bad. Ajax lets you look at each entry on the
screen. It is faster since it only sends the data you enter.
The ajax code I worte is very simple to use and is documented at
http://ajax.andbest.info where you can download it. It uses standard calls
so you basically don't have to learn anything new.
I recently rewrote a winery management system. It required around 700
programs. Using AJAX it drooped to about 80 programs and they were simpler
and smaller and therefore easier to debug and maintain.
http://www.andbest.info/winelite/
Good luck...
Have a great day...
Dan
>I just wrote it, so I'll call it beta since I'm sure there are still bugs
> >hanging around.
> >I'd appreciate any reports on bugs.
> >
> >Have a great day...
> >Dan
>
>
>
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