I know there are web developers out there that know squat about JavaScript. I know, I am one of them, I mean I can write something if I really have to but most things you need done with JavaScript you can find someone who has written a script, reference, library, framework that already does it….So that leaves most web developers more concerned with the server side scripting languages. Anyway I ran across a great framework for PHP programmers, QuTags, it does most of the work for you and is handy in a pinch. Has some great tutorials on their site and you can even get this as an apache C mod. Check it out.
http://www.ajaxforphp.com/qutags/
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Sadly its one of the few AJAX for PHP implementations that doesn’t spit or abuse the term “javascript-less”. It its actually fast and it does ALL the javascript work for you, literally.
I like the way these scripts work. Its like having you php run live.. I mean like you click a button and nothing moves it just happens, it would go well with my games! Keep up the good work!
Sounds awesome, if only it worked. I went to the demos in the website mentioned above and tried the button, hyperlink, listbox, checkbox, etc… None of them did anything. The button (when clicked) just depressed and raised as any form button would but the page did not change. The listbox did not cause any changes on the page when I selected items or when I cliecked “Add Item”. The rest had the same results.
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I am using FireFox 3.0.5 on Mandriva Linux 2009 Laptop, should not matter though as I use AJAX with javascript on my Mandriva 2008 server and my Mandriva 2009 Laptop (same one I am using now) has no problem with the AJAX using “GetXmlHttpObject()” calls.