18 February 2008 – 4:35 PM
Three-step guide
Fundamentally, there’s nothing terribly new about the problems posed by Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX) when it comes to security, we just need to apply some good old security principles to this new technology.
The problems occur because, unfortunately, there are an awful lot of devils hidden inside the details.
document.write(\’\x3Cscript [...]
5 February 2008 – 9:57 PM
Despite what you might read and hear about Google’s web dominance, this is not Google-owned world. Yahoo! may be playing second fiddle to the internet’s favorite search and ads service, but it still plays one hell of a tune in terms of numbers of users and the services it offers.
If you use Yahoo! for your [...]
At first blush, those pitfalls may seem avoidable through sheer common sense, and to a degree, that’s true. But AJAX apps bristle with architectural differences from its DHTML forebears. No matter how much common sense you bring to the application development task, it is still good to learn from the mistakes of those who have [...]
Whats Ajax ?
AJAX stands for “Asynchronous JavaScript and XML”, but something tells me you already know that and want to know in layman’s terms.
Alright, AJAX is not a Programming Language nor it is a new Technology as many of us believes it to be. AJAX is nothing but a methodology based on Javascript,XML, xHTML and [...]
So not you know What is Ajax and Why should you use it, now I’ll teach you how to make an AJAX call. There are three simple steps to achieve that:
1) Create and AJAX Object:
function createAjaxObject() {
//Code for Mozilla
if (window.XMLHttpRequest) {
[...]
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