I've built a test module with PHP using three tabs - each tab loads a separate page containing the tabs styled to indicate which one is in use.
Here's the test module: http://www.bloogle.com.au/mapping-test.php When I put this module into the site's Home Page, it will have to load all the other stuff on the Home Page, so I'm exploring some way to update just the module using Ajax. This is a fairly complex operation as two of the PHP pages carry a form with a Select box - one chooses a Google map and the other a Flash file. The third page carries a JavaScript linked to a Weather Service in Australia. It all works fairly fast, but I want to use Ajax where I can on the site but it must be unobtrusive JavaScript. I'm an intermediate level programmer familiar with PHP, ASP and some ASP.NET and a little JavaScript. Am I attempting too complex an operation for jQuery? Would I be better to stay with what I've built so far? My concern is that some jQuery sites seem to take longer to load than what I've created with this module. I think jQuery is excellent and I'm keen to use it. Congratulations to your team. I would welcome any opinions about the dilemma I face with this module. Best regards keen2learn
