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Article: Edit-in-Place with Ajax
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Article: Edit-in-Place with Ajax
http://24ways.org/advent/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.
Ajax > Tips and Tutorials
Nov 11, 2006
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