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Old 07-08-2006, 09:12 PM   #1
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Okay, i was wondering if anyone knew of a way in PHP to refresh only part of the page. I want to be able to hit a button and only refresh one element of the page, not the whole page. Is this doable in PHP, or is that a client side task?
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Old 07-08-2006, 09:58 PM   #2
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Client-side. Read up on rohan2kool's Web 2.0 (AJAX) Tutorial in the HTML & CSS board.
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Old 07-09-2006, 03:14 AM   #3
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I have seen it before, but I was unable to locate it in css/html. Are you sure that's where it is at?
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Oops, it's in PHP & MySQL. That's wierd... anyway, I moved it into HTML & CSS. Try looking there again. It's pinned at the top.
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Why would an AJAX tut be in an HTML and CSS forum?
It's done using javascript and a server side language, Usually PHP..
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Don't use AJAX, use JavaScript. Depending upon what the project is, I would probably make an iframe and in JavaScript refresh the page when you want.

I know HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, MySQL, and little Apache. PHP cannot be used.

Another option would be to do it using HTML tags in the <head> section of your document. Just make an iframe with the src="window.html". In window.html just make it refresh. This would be a way to do it without JavaScript.
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Old 07-10-2006, 02:29 AM   #7
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Why would an AJAX tut be in an HTML and CSS forum?
It's done using javascript and a server side language, Usually PHP..
Well, generally HTML & CSS referring to client-side web development. And, AJAX is just Javascript. Not server-side. Yeah, server-side languages work with it, but it is managed by Javascript.

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Don't use AJAX, use JavaScript. Depending upon what the project is, I would probably make an iframe and in JavaScript refresh the page when you want.
NEVER say "don't use AJAX" again. It's the future of the web.

Avoid using frames at all costs. Frames = evil IMO. You want AJAX coding for your goal.
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AJAX is the future, JavaScript is now!

I guess AJAX is pretty good, I just haven't learned it yet...
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Okay, I checked it out xp, I don't think I'm ready for that yet....I need to get the other 4 languages down first. It looks good though, as soon as I get the other ones down, I'll be picking AJAX up and using it.
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very easy library..
please check http://www.xajaxproject.org/
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Understand that AJAX is Javascript - it's just a method of CODING in Javascript.
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Old 07-11-2006, 10:30 PM   #12
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I understand that, it's just, I'm barely getting into PHP, so I need to feel more comfortable with that before tackling java.
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You mean tackling javaSCRIPT. Java is an entirely different programming language altogether.
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Yeah, I mean javascript, I'm sorry, I knew that, just still new to everything. Java is a C like programming language, that can be compiled and ran. Where as javascript is a toned way down Java like scripting language, which is an interpereted language, like early BASIC.
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Java is not compiled. Java is compiled/interpeted.

JavaScript is for making Browser-scripting ONLY.
Java is for desktop programming and web-applets, servlets.
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