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AJAX Client-Server Communication Tutorials

1. Alternate Ajax Techniques, Part 1 - This tutorial tackles other Ajax techniques aside from XMLHttp as the means to describe the client-server communication.
2. Dynamic HTML and XML: The XMLHttpRequest Object - This tutorial tackles the steps of retrieving and submitting XML data directly through XMLHttpRequest object in the background.
3. Guide to Using XMLHttpRequest - This tutorial provides the steps in using XMLHttpRequest with php and nysql.
4. Make Asynchronous Requests with JavaScript and Ajax - This tutorial tackles the most fundamental and the basic of all Ajax-related objects and programming approaches, the XMLHttpRequest object.
5. Instant Tutorial - This tutorial shows how Ajax allows you to make a call to an http server get its content and load them into your existing page without having to refresh the whole page.
6. Advanced Requests and Response in AJAXR - This tutorial will show you the different status codes and demonstrate how browsers handle each and showcase the lesser used HTTP requests that you can make with Ajax. continue

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In this tutorial I will be showing you how to create a style switcher using jQuery and PHP. The end result

will be an unobtrusive & entirely degradable dynamic style switcher which will be quick and easy to implement.

Step 1: The HTML

First, we need to create our basic HTML file and save it as index.php: continue

Useful AJAX Tutorials

Build an AJAX-Powered Shopping Cart
NETTUTS shows us how to build an AJAX-powered shopping cart using PHP, jQuery and some plug-ins.

AJAX Username Availability Checker Using MooTools 1.2
When allowing a user to register a username, you can use AJAX with MooTools to let them check the availability of the username being submitted. continue

When it comes to creating the navigation part of your Website, the first thing you might think of is an unordered list that you style as tabs. Lately, such navbars are everywhere, as many people believe they’ll make their site more Web 2.0-compatible. Personally, I just think they’re semantically better and accessible.

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