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In order to protect websites, it is essential to know how it is going to be attacked. One such awareness is to know how to cure cross-site request forgery problem. Though website security may appear hyped, the type of attack that could be made possible justifies the security concerns. Today let us take a look at a very simple yet effective method to prevent attack in most Ajax based websites and applications: Cross-Site Request Forgery
Price: Free - Updated: 02/10/2008
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One of the coolest things a JavaScript could do in an Ajax based website is that its ability to drag and drop items right in the web browser. If you have an online store, you should be able to drag and drop items to your cart instead of clicking on a product. The webpage should update you with the cart without even having to refresh the webpage. The program or website becomes user-friendly which is a must in all websites. Compared to other JavaScript libraries, Drag and Drop codes is
Price: Free - Updated: 02/10/2008
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There are hundreds of focus points when it comes to the development of Ajax. There is Ajax that can be launched from Java, frameworks that works well with the latest version of ASP.NET or a framework that could run from HTML. Now, we’ll take a look at another framework launched in a completely different perspective: XML. When we saw this particular type of framework we asked why of all the points, some developers have opted to choose XML? Clearly developers don’t just buil
Price: Free - Updated: 02/10/2008
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One of Ajax’s most important code functions is the XMLHttpRequest. Without this code, it’s almost impossible for an Ajax based program to run smoothly. Although we can find alternate coding for XMLHttpRequest, this code alone could save us hours of coding when we do it the other way. XMLHttpRequest could command JavaScript to POST, GET and other important HTTP commands especially when the program is being built as an online, browser-based application. On the other hand, XM
Price: Free - Updated: 02/10/2008
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Today we’ll take a look at two simple Ajax tricks that could enhance your web page. Trick Number 1: More Ajax calls in a webpage Every webpage could be loaded with Ajax calls so that there is a possible interactivity. However, if you’re thinking of loaded a webpage with different Ajax calls with more than two, you’re out of luck. Every webpage in almost any browser allows only up to two Ajax calls at the
Price: Free - Updated: 02/10/2008
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Implementing Ajax in IE may not be an issue anymore but there are actually additional tweaks you could do to upgrade the performance of Ajax in IE. It all goes back to JavaScript and there are specific coding designs that a developer could change in JavaScript to upgrade JavaScript’s performance in IE. The first challenge is to prevent constant symbolic look-up. By default, IE is ok in symbolic look-up however; constant IE look-up will eventually push the IE to the brink of slow
Price: Free - Updated: 02/10/2008
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Developing an Ajax based website is a really complicated task but the internet is not there to torment us but rather to help us. I always believe in a fact that if you look hard enough, you’ll be able to find what you are looking for online. So instead of getting worked up with so many codes that will be manually built, there are websites that you can visit that will help you with the programming. All you need to do is to download the code and integrate them into your software. We round
Price: Free - Updated: 02/10/2008
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Ajaxium 2.0 has been released. Ajaxium is a universal Ajax container for ASP.NET pages and controls. It’s aim it to ajax-enable your existing ASP.NET application.
Price: Free - Updated: 02/06/2008
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How to create the Google Suggest feature with ASP.NET 2.0 Google Suggest seems to be the topic du jour in the blogosphere. It is a cool feature, but what I really enjoy is that it is yet another real world example of a “chubby” client.
Price: Free - Updated: 02/06/2008
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AJAX is an acronym that stands for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML. AJAX gains its popularity by allowing data on a page to be dynamically updated without having to make the browser reload the page.
Price: Free - Updated: 02/06/2008
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