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AJAX (Asynchronous Javascript And XML) is a popular technique for creating interactive websites.

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I've been developing .NET projects for the past 3 years, and on my recent web .NET projects, I've been using Partial Views for all the screens that contain Forms for Add/Update/Delete or other ...
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For building a simplistic live search system, I trying to decide whether to use Websockets or Ajax. Implementation wise, for every letter the user types (or maybe every 0.5 seconds), a database query ...
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I'm an IT guy (read: not a professional programmer) and have made an internal monitoring webtool which allows users to search for printers on our print servers. Based on the filtering criteria given, ...
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This is a very small-scale project that I am coding myself, so I am able to build all of the resources however I like. I've done research on this site for help on this issue and can't find anything ...
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I have an API that return list of Employee. This API will have an offset and limit for pagination purpose. On the frontend, I use Single-Page Framework (Vue/Angular/React..). This SPA have a Employee ...
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I am building my own analytics platform, which I want to work like this... A JS script in each of my webpages collects data about users' clicking behaviours and sends that data to a PHP (or other ...
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Imagine a page with an autocomplete textbox on it, to get Customer. I am wondering what sort of limit for record size makes sense in this day and age regarding whether all the customers should be ...
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I have a scenario where I can take a student Id as input via a part variable and return some data back as JSON objects where JavaScript handles the response as a part of AJAX call. Suppose the method ...
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I have a relatively simple front in good ol' JQuery, that makes a POST Request to a Flask Python web server, that runs a Python script using the subprocess module. Here's the whole route for ...
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I have received multiple reports from users of a Web-based GIS application we have rolled out one to two year ago, complaining the application becomes unstable/unresponsive. After a brief ...
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I'm learning to use the MVC pattern to design my PHP's software. I always use ajax to send requests to my controllers so often I've a code structure like this: <?php if(isset($_POST['action']) &...
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Intro I have been weighing the pros and cons of using WebSockets vs. an Ajax call for an event which will happen every x number of seconds (in this case 5). I'll start by explaining the scenario. ...
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I have followed this approach that is described here to implement a simple chat application: https://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/how-to-create-a-simple-web-based-chat-application--net-5931 I'm ...
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On the project I'm working on, I noticed that on login there is a check in backend which checks if the request is an ajax reques (checks 'X-Requested-With: XMLHttpRequest') or not. If the request is ...
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So basically, it is a web server that is hosting a php project. The project accepts some inputs from the users and send them to the server via ajax for validation each time the check button is clicked....
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