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URL Encoded Data - or UED - is a format used to send data to the server side in Ajax Applications. It is created using the same syntax used in the query part of the URL. ued_encode() will take an array as its argument and return the data encoded in UED format.
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jx is a small toolkit for providing AJAX support in JavaScript. It supports GET and POST method. The supported return types are plain text and JSON.
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Ajax or Asynchronous JavaScript and XML enables the programmer to execute a server-side script without refreshing the page. A tutorial that introduces the user to the basics of this new technology.
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When a user clicks on a link, this script finds which page linked and then load that page using AJAX internally. Then it takes the contents of the &lt;body&gt; tag and replace the contents of the body tag of the current page with the new content. Thus we render the new page - without changing the URL.
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Read '<a href="https://openjs.com/scripts/examples/ajax_page_transaction/">Hyperlink 2.0 - Ajax Page Transitions</a>'...
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xml2array() parses the given XML document and return the data in an associative array.
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