14500Using Ajaxhttp://www.mousewhisperer.co.uk/ajax_page.htmlThe standard and well-known method for user interaction with web-based applications involves the user entering information (e.g. filling out a form), submitting that information to the server, and awaiting a page refresh or redirect to return the response from the server.JavaScript > Scripts and Programs > XML and JavaScriptOct 12, 2006The Mouse Whisperer
AJAX is primarily based around JavaScript or as it is sometimes refererred to ECMAScript.
JavaScript is a powerful, client-side scripting language. That was originally developed by Mozilla's Technical Architect, Brendan Eich. However, unfortunately different implementations of JavaScript are not completely interoperable with each other and writing cross browser JavaScript is oftern a tedious affair.
Both the AJAX and Flash version can be downloaded, installed, and you can export your first gallery from Picasa in only 5 simple steps!
At the present the AJAX version of AgileGallery has been kept very simple, as it was developed to fit a need for a very simple gallery that could be inserted on any web page without the need for server side scripts to maintain databases of images, comments, etc.
I also did not want to reinvent the wheel by creating a lot of interfaces for resizing, cropping, uploading, and general photo management as Picasa already does an excellent job and I beleive these tasks should stay on the desktop where they can be better managed.
So if you already use and love Picasa and have a website then AgileGallery is for you. I highly recommend that you try out Picasa if you have not already.
AgileGallery does not require any server-side technology to generate the gallery for photos that are stored on your website as it uses AJAX or Flash to load and parse the Picasa XML file and photo and thumbnail displays
There are quite a few Javascript implementations of tabbed interfaces out there on the web. How much better, though, to be able to change from pagetab to pagetab without a page refresh? Here's an example of a tabbed interface using Ajax to load the new pages.
The standard and well-known method for user interaction with web-based applications involves the user entering information (e.g. filling out a form), submitting that information to the server, and awaiting a page refresh or redirect to return the response from the server.
This script uses Ajax to enable you to load external pages into a DIV without having to reload the browser or use IFRAMES. If your external pages reference any external .css or .js files for styling, this script can also load and apply them to the page on demand.
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