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Posted by Platonistos on 02/22/07 18:45
Greetings, all,
I have been developing with HTML and the XML suite (which I am still,
still learning: there is a lot to XML!) for some time now. My
ultimate goal is to be able to make web-based apps using AJAX
technology, but it is a level of complexity seemingly quite far above
the more-or-less simple DHTML I am used to.
My question is this: every instruction in AJAX I have seen seems to
imply that server-side scripting (i.e. PHP) is required for AJAX
applications to work. My question is, is it at all possible to do
AJAX-style operations (i.e. using JavaScript embedded in an XSLT
stylesheet) without having to learn server-scripting - or, if I want
AJAX, do I need to know server-scripting first?
If it *is* possible to do AJAX-style things without server-scripting,
what is the "trick" to it?
Thanks in advance for any info,
CMZ
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