AJAX Suggest Tutorial JavaScript / AJAX
This tutorial will show you through creating a search suggest similar in fashion to that of Google Suggest using AJAX technologies.
Basic Ajax Routine (get & post) JavaScript / AJAX
Regardless of what you do using Ajax, they all rely on the same basic functions. This is a very small Ajax routine (less than 3 Kb) that enables you to easily use Ajax on your site to send "GET" or "POST" requests asynchronously.
Introduction to AJAX JavaScript / AJAX
What is AJAX, what it is not, how it works. What are AJAX frameworks. The XMLHttpRequest object. Short introduction to AJAX with a basic example.
Advanced RSS Ticker (Ajax invocation) JavaScript / AJAX
RSS is a popular format for syndicating and displaying external content on your site, such as the latest headlines from CNN. Well, with this powerful RSS ticker script, you can now easily display any RSS content on your site in a ticker fashion! This script uses a simple PHP based RSS parser called LastRSS for retrieving a RSS feed, then Ajax and DHTML to display the feed dynamically and with flare. As a pre-requisite then, your site itself must support PHP, though the page using this ticker can be any regular HTML file.
AJAX Tutorial For Beginners JavaScript / AJAX
What is AJAX? AJAX stands for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML. AJAX uses a combination of Javascript and XML to allow web pages to be updated with new data from the server. It consists of HTML, JavaScript, DHTML, and DOM. The traditional way of processing data between client's browser and a server was to submit a HTML form and send data to the server, the server processed the data and sent a response back to the browser.
How To: Learn AJAX in 20 minutes JavaScript / AJAX
Here is a quick overview and example of AJAX in action. Before you begin, this example will only work in FireFox. You'll have to change few things in the JavaScript for it to work in IE.
Ajax Includes Script JavaScript / AJAX
This script uses Ajax (DHTML interacting with the server) to let you dynamically include the contents of an external page onto the current document.