okay thanks, I will read those textes. I thaught not about changing the
code I get from script.aculo.us, but that is probably the most effectiv way.
Does the result behind the "url" have to have any preset format or is
only copied to the function-call?
the only documention I found was the wiki on script.aculo.us is there
some more?
thanks
Sebastian Kurt
PS: Wir verstehen uns wohl auch, wenn ich ihn Deutsch schreibe ;-)
beste Grüße aus Berlin nach Wien!
Thomas Fuchs schrieb:
It doesn't load a file on the server, it makes a call to a URL on your
server.
That means, that you can just use the server-side web development
language of your choice to generate the results
dynamically. Some frameworks have support for that built-in (like Ruby
on Rails), for others you'd have
to implement it yourself.
Be sure to have a look at this presentation:
http://www.slash7.com/interface/web_2.pdf
It explains what Ajax is all about (and what Ajax controls do), and
explains some basic code (in this case, in PHP) to get it going.
-Thomas
Am 14.01.2006 um 12:51 schrieb Sebastian Kurt:
Hi,
I'm using AutoComplete from script.aculo.us and want to combine this
with a call to a database. Is there any work done so far or do I have
to implement all on my own. The only thing I have seen is using
results from a file on the server. But that is not very handy.
Some words to my background. I'm programming for a project at my
university. Our aim is to combine the advantages of wikis and the
semantic web approach. So we will have to show our users what is
behind the forms.
Sebastian Kurt
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