IMHO
Ajax is merely an assincronous request to server( GET/POST ) . What you
can do in this case, is to map the requests that your page does when,
for example, an event occurs.
Example:
In your Ajax page you click in a button and a request to server start to
run. This request get some answer( p
AJAX requests are just normal HTTP requests, but they are initiated by
Javascript. I use the Firebug firefox extension to debug AJAX. It shows
the request and responses, so you can add those to webinject. WebInject
probably doesn't run the JavaScript, so it won't initiate the AJAX
requests itse
(sorry, this time in plain text)
Hi
I have a website with an AJAX application in it, and I want to check if
the application is working. This means using the application: selecting
certain options, proceding to the second step, making some choices there
and then proceding to the third step. (poss
