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This series of articles looks at how popular sites use XMLHttpRequest object in their JavaScript to provide the AJAX functionality. These articles take a look at the actual JS code used on these popular sites like Google Suggest, Yahoo, Live.com, and MapQuest.
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This article looks at how Google Suggest uses the XMLHttpRequest object in order to provide the real-time search suggestions in an AJAX way. The actual JavaScript code used to get the XMLHttpRequest object and the function that’s called on onreadystatechange are discussed.
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This article looks at how maps.live.com gets the XMLHttpRequest object on a given browser. It looks for either the XMLHttpRequest global object on window or looks for ActiveXObject.
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This article looks at the code that creates XMLHttpRequest object on the Yahoo Maps and Yahoo Mail pages. This code has a clever way of iterating through the ActiveX objects on older Microsoft browsers.
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This article looks at how the JavaScript code on mapquest.com gets the XMLHttpRequest object. Here are code looks for XMLHttpRequest or ActiveXObject global objects (i.e. on the window).
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You don’t need to install the Microsoft AJAX Library if you are using Visual Studio 2008. The JavaScript files that are part of the AJAX Library are already included without having to do anything special. This article looks at the JavaScript files included in ASP.NET AJAX Library versions 1.0 and 3.5 as well as the downloads for standalone version.
You don’t need to install the Microsoft AJAX Library if you are using Visual Studio 2008. The JavaScript files that are part of the AJAX Library are already included without having to do anything special. This article looks at the JavaScript files included in ASP.NET AJAX Library versions 1.0 and 3.5 as well as the downloads for standalone version.
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With an AJAX Server control, some additional JavaScript is generated behind the scenes (in addition to the JS you write). This article looks at this generated JavaScript when an AJAX Server Control is used.
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This article talks about using an AJAX Server Control from a web site. Registering the control and adding a ScriptManager are also discussed.
This test has questions about using an AJAX Server Control from a web site. Registering the control and adding a ScriptManager are also included.
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