AJAX WebMail Tutorial, Developing a Web-based POP 3 Client
33978AJAX WebMail Tutorial, Developing a Web-based POP 3 Clienthttp://ajax.phpmagazine.net/2006/03/ajax_webmail_tutorial_developi.htmlAlejandro Gervasio have a new article titled Take AJAX to Your Email Inbox: Developing a Web-based POP 3 Client published on DevArticles. This new tutorial is a great introduction to create your own AJAX Webmail with PHP. In this first part Alejandro started by introduction the webmail interface, stylesheets, markups and Creating the skeleton of the client-side application layer.Ajax > Tips and TutorialsNov 11, 2006www.phpmagazine.net
You can practically make some changes in the application while seeing the updated version through the admin. You can even integrate other applications that were used with scaffolding and see how they work together.
MooTools is an open source JavaScript framework that evolved from the simple function called moo.fx. The developers of moo.fx have slowly expanded this simple function into a fully functional framework. As of this writing, the framework is on its 1.2.0 version and has been enjoying a good following along with other JavaScript frameworks
Cross Site Script or XSS is one of the popular methods for attacking not only to Ajax based websites but almost any other website that accepts user inputs. Even before Ajax was conceptualized, this attack was already practiced by different hackers. There was one hack that was used in 2005 wherein MySpace.com was targeted. It uses a simple JavaScript function that could be embedded in user’s website and others. Once they view the webpage, the “My Hero” link is changed to the name of the hacker. It is practically a pyramid hack since anyone who sees the profile became the host of the hack. The code was actually posted by the builder of the hack in possible reparation for what he did. It is just a simple JavaScript that could be embedded in any website. It just does not hack any information, it practically takes over every function it wants to.
AJAX -- or Asynchronous JavaScript and XML is the newest buzz word in web development. Utilizing a client-side XMLHTTPRequest object, HTML, JavaScript and CSS, you can replace the page refresh that has (up until a few months ago) been a mandatory part of posting data back to a web server.
This workshop we will be building a tabbed content browser that?s Ajax powered. When ever a user clicks a tab the Ajax will communicate with the server and send back the appropriate data for that tab. We will start this workshop off with the XHTML and CSS for the tabbed content browser.
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