From getting started to mastering Ajax !!!

Part 1: Ajax Introduction

Ajax is composed of HTML, JavaScript, DHTML, and Dom. This outstanding method can convert clumsy web interfaces into interactive Ajax applications.Program. The author of this article is an Ajax expert who demonstrates how these technologies work collaboratively-from an overview to a detailed discussion-to make efficient web development a reality.
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Part 1: use JavaScript and Ajax to send asynchronous requests
Most Web applications use the request/Response Model to obtain the complete HTML page from the server. It is often a process of repeatedly clicking a button, waiting for the server to respond, then clicking another button, and then waiting.
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Part 1: Advanced requests and responses in Ajax
Many Web developers only need to generate simple requests and receive simple responses. However, Ajax developers must fully understand the HTTP status.Code, Ready state, and XMLHttpRequest object.
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Part 1: Web response using dom
The watershed between programmers (using back-end applications) and web programmers (writing HTML, CSS, and JavaScript) is long-lasting. However, the Document Object Model (DOM) makes up for this crack, making it practical to use hml at the front end while using XML at the back end, and becoming an extremely effective tool.
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Part 1: Dom manipulation
Brett introduced the Document Object Model (DOM) in the previous phase. Its elements define web pages behind the scenes. This phaseArticleHe will further explore Dom. Learn how to create, delete, and modify various sections of the DOM tree, and how to implement real-time updates to webpages!
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Measure the test taker's knowledge about Ajax. Part 1: Create a dom-based Web application.
This article uses the DOM knowledge you learned in advance to build a web page with special effects. All page elements are created using JavaScript to manipulate the DOM without refreshing the page.
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Understanding Ajax, Part 1: Using XML in requests and responses
Developers who occasionally use Ajax will also notice X in Ajax and realize that it represents XML. XML is one of the most commonly used data formats in programming, which can bring tangible benefits to server responses in asynchronous applications. In this article, you will see how the server sends XML in the request response.
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Understanding Ajax, Part 1: Using XML in requests and responses
This article focuses on a good idea in most cases: Returning XML responses to the client.
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Measure the test taker's knowledge about Ajax. Part 1: Use the Google Ajax search API
This article will teach you how to send a request to a public API, such as an API provided by Google and receive its response, in this way, your web applications can be added with more features that your scripts and server programs cannot provide.
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Part 1: Data Transmission Using JSON
When sending and receiving information in an asynchronous application, you can select plain text and XML as the data format. This phase of understanding Ajax discusses another useful data format, JavaScript Object Notation (JSON), and how to use it to move data and objects more easily in applications.
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Part 1: server-side JSON
in a recent article in this series, you have learned how to convert JavaScript objects into JSON format. This article describes how to process data sent to the server in JSON format and reply to the script in the same format.
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