Comments on: Podcast+Text: The AJAX Web Architecture http://softwareas.com/ajax-podcast Mahemoff's Podcast/Blog - Web, Programming, Usability from the Author of 'Ajax Design Patterns' (AjaxPatterns.org) Wed, 17 Mar 2010 14:29:59 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.3 hourly 1 By: Joining Google http://softwareas.com/ajax-podcast/comment-page-1#comment-470000 Joining Google Tue, 16 Mar 2010 11:49:26 +0000 http://www.softwareas.com/?p=81#comment-470000 <p>[...] Events, blogs, books, libraries, tools, the whole thing flourished. I got seriously interested, recorded a podcast explaining the topic, and started diving into all the existing applications, which ultimately led to the Ajax Patterns [...]</p> [...] Events, blogs, books, libraries, tools, the whole thing flourished. I got seriously interested, recorded a podcast explaining the topic, and started diving into all the existing applications, which ultimately led to the Ajax Patterns [...]

]]> By: hebertphp » 138 tutoriais de Ajax e Javascript gratuitos http://softwareas.com/ajax-podcast/comment-page-1#comment-76239 hebertphp » 138 tutoriais de Ajax e Javascript gratuitos Fri, 22 Jun 2007 00:13:52 +0000 http://www.softwareas.com/?p=81#comment-76239 <p>[...] Podcast+Text: The AJAX Web Architecture [...]</p> [...] Podcast+Text: The AJAX Web Architecture [...]

]]> By: ASP.NET Podcast : ASP.NET Podcast Show #11 - Intro to AJAX and the Ajax Library for ASP.NET http://softwareas.com/ajax-podcast/comment-page-1#comment-18532 ASP.NET Podcast : ASP.NET Podcast Show #11 - Intro to AJAX and the Ajax Library for ASP.NET Thu, 21 Dec 2006 00:50:22 +0000 http://www.softwareas.com/?p=81#comment-18532 <p>[...] Jesse James Garrett’s original essay on Ajax. XMLHttpRequest Object documentation for Firefox. Microsoft’s XML Dom Document Object. Ajax Library for .NET. Scott Guthrie's blog about Atlas/Ajax. Javascript debugging for Firefox. Nikhil Kothari’s HttpDebugging tool. www.ajaxinfo.com Software as she’s developed Ajax Podcast. Scott Cate’s Site. [...]</p> [...] Jesse James Garrett’s original essay on Ajax. XMLHttpRequest Object documentation for Firefox. Microsoft’s XML Dom Document Object. Ajax Library for .NET. Scott Guthrie’s blog about Atlas/Ajax. Javascript debugging for Firefox. Nikhil Kothari’s HttpDebugging tool. http://www.ajaxinfo.com Software as she’s developed Ajax Podcast. Scott Cate’s Site. [...]

]]> By: Weblog : ASP.NET Podcast Show #11 - Intro to Ajax and the Ajax Library for .NET http://softwareas.com/ajax-podcast/comment-page-1#comment-12637 Weblog : ASP.NET Podcast Show #11 - Intro to Ajax and the Ajax Library for .NET Mon, 09 Oct 2006 20:16:05 +0000 http://www.softwareas.com/?p=81#comment-12637 <p>[...] ASP.NET Podcast Show #11 - Intro to Ajax and the Ajax Library for .NET Subscribe.   Download.   Note (Added on 9/11/2005): Check out the Interview with Michael Schwartz in Show #15.   Show Notes: Jesse James Garrett’s original essay on Ajax. XMLHttpRequest Object documentation for Firefox. Microsoft’s XML Dom Document Object. Ajax Library for .NET. Scott Guthrie's blog about Atlas/Ajax. Javascript debugging for Firefox. Nikhil Kothari’s HttpDebugging tool. www.ajaxinfo.com Software as she’s developed Ajax Podcast. Scott Cate’s Site.   Before looking at the code samples, understand that the client ids may not be 100% accurate in all situations.  It is best to use the ClientId property of the necessary controls to get the appropriate property name.   Code Sample (basic Ajax) Client Site Code: function sState2<em>onchange() {     var iStateIndex = document.forms[0].sState2.selectedIndex;     var sValue = document.forms[0].sState2[iStateIndex].value;     AjaxFunctions.GetCityRecords(sValue, GetCityRecords</em>CallBack); }   function GetCityRecords<em>CallBack(response){     var ds = response.value;     var i = 0;     var iLength = 0;     if (response.error != null){         alert(response.error);         return;     }       if ((ds.Tables != null) && (ds.Tables[0].Rows.length > 0))     {         iLength = document.getElementById("sCity2").options.length;         document.getElementById("sCity2").visible = true;         for(i=0; i<iLength; i++)         {             document.getElementById("sCity2").options[0] = null;         }                 for(i=0; i<ds.Tables[0].Rows.length; i++)         {             document.getElementById("sCity2").options.add(new Option(ds.Tables[0].Rows[i]["City"],ds.Tables[0].Rows[i]["tblCityId"]))         }     }     else     {         alert("Error: " + response.request.responseText);         document.getElementById("sState2").visible = false;     }               }   Server Side Code:       [Ajax.AjaxMethod()]       public System.Data.DataSet GetCityRecords(int iState)       {             int i = 0;             DataSet ds = new DataSet();             DataTable dt = new DataTable();             DataRow dr;             dt.Columns.Add(new DataColumn("tblCityId", System.Type.GetType("System.Int32")));             dt.Columns.Add(new DataColumn("City", System.Type.GetType("System.String")));             if (iState == 1)             {                   dr = dt.NewRow();                   dr["tblCityId"] = 1;                   dr["City"] = "Knoxville";                   dt.Rows.Add(dr);                   dr = dt.NewRow();                   dr["tblCityId"] = 2;                   dr["City"] = "Nashville";                   dt.Rows.Add(dr);                   ds.Tables.Add(dt);             }             return (ds);       }     Code Sample (html control from server) Client Side Code: function sState3</em>onchange(stateid){     HtmlControlUpdate('AjaxFunctions.ReturnCitys', 'City3Display', stateid); }   Server Side Code:       [Ajax.AjaxMethod()]       public System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlSelect ReturnCitys(string State)       {             System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlSelect ctrl = new System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlSelect();             ctrl.ID = "sCity3";             ctrl.Attributes.Add("onchange", "alert('hi');");             if (State == "1")             {                   ctrl.Items.Add(String.Empty);                   ctrl.Items.Add(new ListItem("Knoxville", "1"));                   ctrl.Items.Add(new ListItem("Nashville", "2"));             }             return ctrl;       } Published Sunday, August 14, 2005 8:35 AM by wallym Edit [...]</p> [...] ASP.NET Podcast Show #11 – Intro to Ajax and the Ajax Library for .NET Subscribe.   Download.   Note (Added on 9/11/2005): Check out the Interview with Michael Schwartz in Show #15.   Show Notes: Jesse James Garrett’s original essay on Ajax. XMLHttpRequest Object documentation for Firefox. Microsoft’s XML Dom Document Object. Ajax Library for .NET. Scott Guthrie’s blog about Atlas/Ajax. Javascript debugging for Firefox. Nikhil Kothari’s HttpDebugging tool. http://www.ajaxinfo.com Software as she’s developed Ajax Podcast. Scott Cate’s Site.   Before looking at the code samples, understand that the client ids may not be 100% accurate in all situations.  It is best to use the ClientId property of the necessary controls to get the appropriate property name.   Code Sample (basic Ajax) Client Site Code: function sState2onchange() {     var iStateIndex = document.forms[0].sState2.selectedIndex;     var sValue = document.forms[0].sState2[iStateIndex].value;     AjaxFunctions.GetCityRecords(sValue, GetCityRecordsCallBack); }   function GetCityRecordsCallBack(response){     var ds = response.value;     var i = 0;     var iLength = 0;     if (response.error != null){         alert(response.error);         return;     }       if ((ds.Tables != null) && (ds.Tables[0].Rows.length > 0))     {         iLength = document.getElementById(”sCity2″).options.length;         document.getElementById(”sCity2″).visible = true;         for(i=0; i<iLength; i++)         {             document.getElementById(”sCity2″).options[0] = null;         }                 for(i=0; i<ds.Tables[0].Rows.length; i++)         {             document.getElementById(”sCity2″).options.add(new Option(ds.Tables[0].Rows[i]["City"],ds.Tables[0].Rows[i]["tblCityId"]))         }     }     else     {         alert(”Error: ” + response.request.responseText);         document.getElementById(”sState2″).visible = false;     }               }   Server Side Code:       [Ajax.AjaxMethod()]       public System.Data.DataSet GetCityRecords(int iState)       {             int i = 0;             DataSet ds = new DataSet();             DataTable dt = new DataTable();             DataRow dr;             dt.Columns.Add(new DataColumn(”tblCityId”, System.Type.GetType(”System.Int32″)));             dt.Columns.Add(new DataColumn(”City”, System.Type.GetType(”System.String”)));             if (iState == 1)             {                   dr = dt.NewRow();                   dr["tblCityId"] = 1;                   dr["City"] = “Knoxville”;                   dt.Rows.Add(dr);                   dr = dt.NewRow();                   dr["tblCityId"] = 2;                   dr["City"] = “Nashville”;                   dt.Rows.Add(dr);                   ds.Tables.Add(dt);             }             return (ds);       }     Code Sample (html control from server) Client Side Code: function sState3onchange(stateid){     HtmlControlUpdate(’AjaxFunctions.ReturnCitys’, ‘City3Display’, stateid); }   Server Side Code:       [Ajax.AjaxMethod()]       public System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlSelect ReturnCitys(string State)       {             System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlSelect ctrl = new System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlSelect();             ctrl.ID = “sCity3″;             ctrl.Attributes.Add(”onchange”, “alert(’hi’);”);             if (State == “1″)             {                   ctrl.Items.Add(String.Empty);                   ctrl.Items.Add(new ListItem(”Knoxville”, “1″));                   ctrl.Items.Add(new ListItem(”Nashville”, “2″));             }             return ctrl;       } Published Sunday, August 14, 2005 8:35 AM by wallym Edit [...]

]]> By: Top 11 Ajax Podcasts : Ultimate Web Developer Lists : eConsultant http://softwareas.com/ajax-podcast/comment-page-1#comment-6761 Top 11 Ajax Podcasts : Ultimate Web Developer Lists : eConsultant Wed, 05 Jul 2006 21:16:51 +0000 http://www.softwareas.com/?p=81#comment-6761 <p>[...] The AJAX Web Architecture : podcasts by Michael Mahemoff [...]</p> [...] The AJAX Web Architecture : podcasts by Michael Mahemoff [...]

]]> By: Software As She’s Developed - Ajax Patterns in the Pattern Community Radar http://softwareas.com/ajax-podcast/comment-page-1#comment-3254 Software As She’s Developed - Ajax Patterns in the Pattern Community Radar Sat, 04 Feb 2006 11:03:48 +0000 http://www.softwareas.com/?p=81#comment-3254 <p><!-- spamk : Moderating pingback spam. --> <!-- spamk : KARMA: -3 --> <!-- spamk : Treatment: purgatory --> [...] e reader’s attention. Yes, Ajax has always been a pattern to me. In the notes for last April’s Ajax podcast, I referred to it as an “architectural style”, which I use sy [...]</p>


[...] e reader’s attention. Yes, Ajax has always been a pattern to me. In the notes for last April’s Ajax podcast, I referred to it as an “architectural style”, which I use sy [...]

]]> By: Fiftyfoureleven.com Web Development Weblog http://softwareas.com/ajax-podcast/comment-page-1#comment-2859 Fiftyfoureleven.com Web Development Weblog Thu, 29 Sep 2005 12:31:16 +0000 http://www.softwareas.com/?p=81#comment-2859 <p><strong>The AJAX Web Architecture</strong></p> <p>This blog post and podcast offers up a great overview of Ajax - especially for the uninitiated. The added value here is that this point of view...</p> The AJAX Web Architecture

This blog post and podcast offers up a great overview of Ajax – especially for the uninitiated. The added value here is that this point of view…

]]> By: Software As She’s Developed » Blog Archive » Heartbeat Ajax Pattern - A Code Example http://softwareas.com/ajax-podcast/comment-page-1#comment-2190 Software As She’s Developed » Blog Archive » Heartbeat Ajax Pattern - A Code Example Sat, 16 Jul 2005 02:36:28 +0000 http://www.softwareas.com/?p=81#comment-2190 <p>[...] ith the application. Actually, Neil Brewer of Trinsoft, alerted me, after listening to the Ajax podcast, that this is a potential negative of Ajax, the privacy concern. And “The Fonz” m [...]</p> [...] ith the application. Actually, Neil Brewer of Trinsoft, alerted me, after listening to the Ajax podcast, that this is a potential negative of Ajax, the privacy concern. And “The Fonz” m [...]

]]> By: Jason the Informatikator » What’s up Podders? http://softwareas.com/ajax-podcast/comment-page-1#comment-1543 Jason the Informatikator » What’s up Podders? Tue, 07 Jun 2005 02:32:16 +0000 http://www.softwareas.com/?p=81#comment-1543 <p>[...] cast presentation tonight. Now that you know all about it, you can take the opportunity to listen to a podcast discussing Ajax (Note: you will want to click on the “podcast” image to do [...]</p> [...] cast presentation tonight. Now that you know all about it, you can take the opportunity to listen to a podcast discussing Ajax (Note: you will want to click on the “podcast” image to do [...]

]]> By: Software As She’s Developed » Blog Archive » Ajax Live Search Demo http://softwareas.com/ajax-podcast/comment-page-1#comment-1298 Software As She’s Developed » Blog Archive » Ajax Live Search Demo Mon, 30 May 2005 12:33:55 +0000 http://www.softwareas.com/?p=81#comment-1298 <p>[...] e calculated algorithmically. Background What’s This Live Search About? A demo of AJAX - a new term for a relatively new way to make the web more dynamic. Written by Michael Mahemoff. Plea [...]</p> [...] e calculated algorithmically. Background What’s This Live Search About? A demo of AJAX – a new term for a relatively new way to make the web more dynamic. Written by Michael Mahemoff. Plea [...]

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