Comments on: Generic AJAX Library http://www.auldridges.com/2005/10/25/generic-ajax-library/ Blessed Beyond Reason Thu, 28 Aug 2008 03:26:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Jim http://www.auldridges.com/2005/10/25/generic-ajax-library/#comment-3079 Jim Tue, 24 Oct 2006 21:15:09 +0000 http://www.auldridges.com/2005/10/25/generic-ajax-library/#comment-3079 Hello Dennis, Thanks for reading the page and leaving a comment. The script you are referencing, ajax_weather, is not mine though.  That script was written by a fellow who wrote an AJAX article using my library as a base for it.  That article can be found at <a title=\"AJAX - A Special Kind of Bleach\" href=\"http://www.focusedtutorials.com/2005/12/02/ajax-a-special-kind-of-bleach/\" rel="nofollow">FocusedTutorials</a> and it is the author of that article that you should contact in regards to it. Thanks again, Jim Hello Dennis,

Thanks for reading the page and leaving a comment.

The script you are referencing, ajax_weather, is not mine though.  That script was written by a fellow who wrote an AJAX article using my library as a base for it.  That article can be found at FocusedTutorials and it is the author of that article that you should contact in regards to it.

Thanks again,
Jim

]]> By: Dennis http://www.auldridges.com/2005/10/25/generic-ajax-library/#comment-3078 Dennis Tue, 24 Oct 2006 20:22:06 +0000 http://www.auldridges.com/2005/10/25/generic-ajax-library/#comment-3078 Hi Jim. Great article on the use of AJAX and XMLHttpRequest! When I tried out your weather program on my (Windows XP) WAMP stack I got an "Error on page." message, so I opened your "ajax_weatherFINAL.html" up my Web design tool and it says the error is on line 20: zipcode = document.getElementById('zipcode').value; which returns the following error: "Object does not support this proprty or method". BTW, I used proxy.php and modified the main program since I'm using a WAMP stack. XMLHttpRequest.js is in the WAMP project folder (WWW)with your ajax_weatherFINAL.html code. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Dennis Hi Jim. Great article on the use of AJAX and XMLHttpRequest! When I tried out your weather program on my (Windows XP) WAMP stack I got an “Error on page.” message, so I opened your “ajax_weatherFINAL.html” up my Web design tool and it says the error is on line 20: zipcode = document.getElementById(’zipcode’).value; which returns the following error: “Object does not support this proprty or method”.

BTW, I used proxy.php and modified the main program since I’m using a WAMP stack. XMLHttpRequest.js is in the WAMP project folder (WWW)with your ajax_weatherFINAL.html code.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Dennis

]]> By: FocusedTutorials.com » Blog Archive » AJAX - A Special Kind of Bleach http://www.auldridges.com/2005/10/25/generic-ajax-library/#comment-142 FocusedTutorials.com » Blog Archive » AJAX - A Special Kind of Bleach Wed, 10 May 2006 02:09:43 +0000 http://www.auldridges.com/2005/10/25/generic-ajax-library/#comment-142 [...] For the client side of AJAX, I will be using Jim Auldridge’s excellent generic AJAX library. You will need to download it (right-click and Save Link/Target as..) to continue on with the examples. Documentation is also available for the generic AJAX library. HTML document: ajax_weather.html [...] […] For the client side of AJAX, I will be using Jim Auldridge’s excellent generic AJAX library. You will need to download it (right-click and Save Link/Target as..) to continue on with the examples. Documentation is also available for the generic AJAX library. HTML document: ajax_weather.html […]

]]> By: The Auldridges » Update to the Generic Ajax Library http://www.auldridges.com/2005/10/25/generic-ajax-library/#comment-36 The Auldridges » Update to the Generic Ajax Library Thu, 10 Nov 2005 19:29:40 +0000 http://www.auldridges.com/2005/10/25/generic-ajax-library/#comment-36 [...] Just making notice that the Generic AJAX Library I wrote has now been documented more properly. Maybe it will make some more sense to a few folks now. [...] […] Just making notice that the Generic AJAX Library I wrote has now been documented more properly. Maybe it will make some more sense to a few folks now. […]

]]> By: The Auldridges » JavaScript Cookie Library http://www.auldridges.com/2005/10/25/generic-ajax-library/#comment-27 The Auldridges » JavaScript Cookie Library Wed, 02 Nov 2005 16:41:45 +0000 http://www.auldridges.com/2005/10/25/generic-ajax-library/#comment-27 [...] JavaScript Cookie Library Filed under: Technology — by Jim on November 2, 2005 @ 12:39 pm Close on the heels of my Generic AJAX Library I have written a cookie handling library.   For those not aware, a cookie is a small bit of data that a developer can leave on your PC to ‘rememember’ things.  This technology was enabled because of the stateless nature of HTTP–the protocol that web pages are transmitted in.  It allows programmers to leave information, such as your login preferences, on your computer to remember what your preferences were next time you come back to the site.   Most all web development languages and environments have methods of accessing and manipulating these bits of data, but JavaScript’s is very limited.  you can read from and write to the document.cookie string, but all of the actual data formatting or interpreting is left to you to do manually.   This being the case, I have been wanting to write an OOP based version of a library that provides this functionalty to programmers in the JavaScript environment.  others have done the same in the past, and I am not claiming mine is much better.  But I didn’t find everything I was looking for in the ones I saw out there, and I love writing things myself.  My friend Dustin has entioned it before, and I agree with him–sometimes it’s better, even more fun, to re-invent the wheel.   So, I’ll leave you to my demonstration page for the Cookie Library, better known as cookieLib.  Enjoy! –Jim   Powered By Qumana [...] […] JavaScript Cookie Library Filed under: Technology — by Jim on November 2, 2005 @ 12:39 pm Close on the heels of my Generic AJAX Library I have written a cookie handling library.   For those not aware, a cookie is a small bit of data that a developer can leave on your PC to ‘rememember’ things.  This technology was enabled because of the stateless nature of HTTP–the protocol that web pages are transmitted in.  It allows programmers to leave information, such as your login preferences, on your computer to remember what your preferences were next time you come back to the site.   Most all web development languages and environments have methods of accessing and manipulating these bits of data, but JavaScript’s is very limited.  you can read from and write to the document.cookie string, but all of the actual data formatting or interpreting is left to you to do manually.   This being the case, I have been wanting to write an OOP based version of a library that provides this functionalty to programmers in the JavaScript environment.  others have done the same in the past, and I am not claiming mine is much better.  But I didn’t find everything I was looking for in the ones I saw out there, and I love writing things myself.  My friend Dustin has entioned it before, and I agree with him–sometimes it’s better, even more fun, to re-invent the wheel.   So, I’ll leave you to my demonstration page for the Cookie Library, better known as cookieLib.  Enjoy! –Jim   Powered By Qumana […]

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