[Javascript] DOM vs AJAX
Matt Warden
mwarden at gmail.com
Wed Jun 21 02:44:26 CDT 2006
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Michael Borchers wrote:
> let's say the new content will be a <table>.
> 1. the link now could call a javascript function that creates this table
> by createElement(...) (what i like to call DOM:) )
> 2. the link could call a XMLHttpRequest, which returns the table that
> has been stored in a seperate file (what i call AJAX:) )
If the content is static in another file, why would you need either of
these methods?
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Matt Warden
Oxford, OH, USA
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