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Server-Side Techniques with PHP and MySQL } // if the response is long enough, or if it is void, we assume we just // received a server-side error report if(response.length > 5 || response.length == 0) throw(response.length == 0 ? "Server error" : response); // obtain a reference to the element on the page myDiv = document.getElementById("myDivElement"); // display the HTML output if (response >= minServerBufferLevel) { // display new message to user myDiv.innerHTML += "Server buffer level is at " + response + "%, " + "starting to retrieve new numbers. "; // increases counter to start retrieving new numbers requestsCounter++; // reinitiate sequence setTimeout("process();", updateInterval * 1000); } else { // display new message to user myDiv.innerHTML += "Server buffer is too low (" + response + "%), " + "will check again in " + updateIntervalIfServerBusy + " seconds. "; // reinitiate sequence setTimeout("process();", updateIntervalIfServerBusy * 1000); } // function called when the state of the HTTP request changes function handleGettingNumber() { // when readyState is 4, we are ready to read the server response if (xmlHttp.readyState == 4) { // continue only if HTTP status is "OK" if (xmlHttp.status == 200) { try { // do something with the response from the server getNumber(); } catch(e) { // display error message alert("Error receiving new number:\n" + e.toString()); } } else { // display status message alert("Error receiving new number:\n" + xmlHttp.statusText); } } } // handles the response received from the server function getNumber() { // retrieve the server's response var response = xmlHttp.responseText; // if the response is long enough, or if it is void, we assume we just // received a server-side error report if(response.length > 5 || response.length == 0) 96 www.it-ebooks.info
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AJAX and PHP Building Responsive We
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About the Authors Cristian Darie is
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About the Reviewers Emilian Balanes
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Table of Contents Preface 1 Chapter
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Table of Contents Chapter 6: AJAX S
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Preface AJAX is a complex phenomeno
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Preface What You Need for This Book
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Preface Errata Although we have tak
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1 AJAX and the Future of Web Applic
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Chapter 1 Because end-user satisfac
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Chapter 1 Three points for you to k
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Chapter 1 With JavaScript, develope
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interrupting the user from his or h
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• Creating simple online chat sol
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Chapter 1 done typing. (This method
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Chapter 1 All exercises from this b
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etrieve the user name $name = $_GET
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Chapter 1 If you're curious to test
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Chapter 1 request. In our case, thi
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2 Client-Side Techniques with Smart
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AJAX Foundations: JavaScript and
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Chapter 2 • Because there is no s
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Time for Action—Using JavaScript
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Even More DOM In the previous exerc
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Chapter 2 What Just Happened? Well,
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Chapter 2 font-size: 10pt; } .Table
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Chapter 2 Creating the XMLHttpReque
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Chapter 5 Implementing AJAX Chat We
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Chapter 5 // default the last id to
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} Chapter 5 ' DATE_FORMAT(posted_on
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Chapter 5 AJAX Chat Your b
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* function called when the Send but
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} } // retrieve the arrays from the
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Chapter 5 } } } // call server asyn
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Chapter 5 If you analyze the code f
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The business logic behind chat.php
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6 AJAX Suggest and Autocomplete Sug
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Chapter 6 The clever part of the Ja
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Chapter 6 6. Create another file na
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Chapter 6 { } a { } font-weight: bo
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Chapter 6 } { // try to create XMLH
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Chapter 6 } } } } { } displayError(
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Chapter 6 div += "" + "" + crtFunct
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} } // select the new suggestion an
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Chapter 6 } } else // FF if (oText.
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Chapter 6 Figure 6.4: PHP Documenta
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Chapter 6 We have talked about cach
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Chapter 6 visible, we need to scrol
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7 AJAX Real-Time Charting with SVG
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Chapter 7 Figure 7.1: SVG Chart The
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Chapter 7 Figure 7.2: SVG Charting
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Chapter 7 } { xmlHttp.onreadystatec
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} } // sets the X and Y attributes
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Chapter 7 } // Supported by Mozilla
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Chapter 7 • All HTTP requests go
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8 AJAX Grid Data grids have always
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Chapter 8 Figure 8.2: AJAX Grid in
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$name = $_GET['name']; // update th
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} Chapter 8 if (!isset($_SESSION['r
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Chapter 8 # editId(, true) Edit
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Chapter 8 } // this should work for
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} Chapter 8 if(editableId) editId(e
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Chapter 8 On the client, this data
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Chapter 8 save() and undo() are hel
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9 AJAX RSS Reader In the last few y
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Chapter 9 Figure 9.1: Managing RSS
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header('Pragma: no-cache'); header(
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Chapter 9 Loading feed... Abou
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Chapter 9 } // continue if the proc
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Chapter 9 } width: 410px; backgroun
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And finally, we send the HTTP reque
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10 AJAX Drag and Drop When drag-and
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Chapter 10 The Prototype features a
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Chapter 10 When dropping a task on
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Chapter 10 DROP HERE TO DELETE
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Chapter 10 } } } else if (action ==
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Chapter 10 11. Load http://localhos
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details are saved using a cache sys
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Chapter 10 Summary This is it! You'
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A Preparing Your Working Environmen
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Appendix A During installation you'
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Before going through any case studi
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Appendix A Preparing Your *nix Play
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8. Finally, point your web browser
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2. Write ajax in the Create a new d
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Index A abort() method, XMLHttpRequ
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exception handling, JavaScript, 43
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PHP Parameters and Error Handling r
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updateChart() function, realTimeCha
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