JQuery. Ajax Lessons » Web 2.0 Badge Photoshop Tutorial. Meebo.com. Edit-in-Place with Ajax. Back on day one we looked at using the Prototype library to take all the hard work out of making a simple Ajax call. While that was fun and all, it didn’t go that far towards implementing something really practical. We dipped our toes in, but haven’t learned to swim yet. So here is swimming lesson number one. Anyone who’s used Flickr to publish their photos will be familiar with the edit-in-place system used for quickly amending titles and descriptions on photographs. Prototype includes all sorts of useful methods to help reproduce something like this for our own projects. Getting Started There are two major components to this process; the user interface manipulation and the Ajax call itself.
<! So that’s our page. Events and Highlighting The first step is to offer feedback to the user that the item is editable. With this in mind, here’s how editinplace.js starts: The first line attaches an onLoad event to the window, so that the function init() gets called once the page has loaded. Hive7. Media login. XMLHttpRequest & Ajax Working Examples. LiveSearch - Bitflux Blog Wiki (#) Posted in Ajax Examples and Demos (XMLHttpRequest) on Friday, February 25th, 2005 The wiki page for the livesearch function. From the page: On the client side, we use XMLHttpRequest for sending the request to the server. There we have a little PHP script, which returns a small HTML file ( Amazon Zuggest (#) Posted in Ajax Examples and Demos (XMLHttpRequest) on Friday, March 4th, 2005 | Via From the site: This is my take on Google Suggest only with Amazon so I've called it "Amazon Zuggest".
Francis writes "The Javascript runs in the browser and fires every so often, looks for something to search on, it shoots a request using XMLHttp to my webserver, which in turn creates a SOAP message that gets sent to Amazon. This is a cool little app. AJaX for weblogs (#) Posted in Ajax Examples and Demos (XMLHttpRequest) on Wednesday, March 9th, 2005 | Via XHTML live Chat via XMLHttpRequest (#) SproutLiner (#) Very cool... Ajax Examples.