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Posted by "Robbert van Andel" on 08/28/05 06:55
You don't need to use XML with XmlHTTPRequest. The returned data can be a
simple text string.
XmlHTTPRequest is the best javascript technology to come out. It's done
wonders for the interactivity of my websites. It's well worth the time to
learn.
-----Original Message-----
From: Death Gauge [mailto:clay_hg@hotmail.com]
Sent: Saturday, August 27, 2005 8:17 PM
To: php-general@lists.php.net
Subject: RE: [PHP]Re: Need advice or code
I would do that but my preferences don't include XML. Right now I code in
just PHP/MySQL/Javascript/Java/C++/ASM and that is it(of course C++ and ASM
don't count as web languages heh).
--Death Gauge
"How do you gauge your death?!"
Maybe try a bit of XmlHTTPRequest and some Javascript. When the first item
is selected (and maybe a submit button is pressed) it goes to the
XmlHTTPRequest script, gets the data from a php script and echos the output.
I'm only a beginner on XmlHTTPRequest, so I can't help you code-wise. Sorry.
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