Question:
Does a simple Ajax library exist?
NetImp
2008-12-08 11:51:18 UTC
I am looking for a lightweight Ajax library that has plugins / scripts available for ratings, tooltips, a lightbox for displaying images and for checking the availability of usernames on a registration form.

All the frameworks I seem to find are either huge (Jquery for example) and are full of features I simply don't need or are so lightweight they are simply a class for handling Ajax requests, is there nothing in between?
Four answers:
?
2008-12-08 14:07:45 UTC
If you work in Php, I suggest you google for "SAJAX". It is a relatively simple library that handles all ajax calls from calls in javascript, updating a tag into your html.

It may appear complex, but it is only 9kb you load once on your server.

Next, you just make calls, ie:

sajax_target_id = 'bidscreen';

x_p_buy_tickets(txt);

sajax_target_id = '';



and write your php routine, here, "function p_buy_ticket ($txt)"

The function returns some HTML that goes into the tag labelled "bidscreen".
deonejuan
2008-12-08 12:07:06 UTC
AJAX was meant to be tiered which adds a lot of complexity. I use POJO -- Plain Old Java Objects so I don't have to have a full-blown framework accomplished to design the tiers.



Unfortunately, POJO is a learning curve and a new outlook on doing things. If no one else comes up with an idea for your question, that is my suggestion, POJO In Action is the title of the book, Manning Publications. Surf over to Manning to see if there is a sample chapter and if that sparks any interest.



Good luck.
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anonymous
2008-12-10 05:57:08 UTC
you could check http://www.ajaxcase.com/tag/library, maybe you could find one Ajax library as you want.


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