[Javascript] DOM vs AJAX
Matt Warden
mwarden at gmail.com
Tue Jun 20 08:21:15 CDT 2006
On 6/20/06, Mike Dougherty <mdougherty at pbp.com> wrote:
> Are you using AJAX instead of server side include (SSI) ? If you have html in a file that you
> want to be part of the document, you could include it into the original source html - no AJAX
> necessary. (this supports David Dorward's suggestion that AJAX is an overhyped buzzword)
>
Surely he is not talking about using AJAX as a way of including files.
It's the dynamic content without a page refresh he's after.
AJAX might be an overhyped word, but it's not an overhyped methodology.
> So you want to make a more interactive experience without round-tripping form submissions. You
> can include various 'panels' and manage their state via javascript. DHTML still does not require
> AJAX.
And if the number of possible states is large or infinite, then what?
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