Find out how to code a cross-browser XMLHttpRequest object, as well as some ways you can create AJAX pages without XMLHttpRequest support, with these detailed examples from the soon-to-be ...

Learn more about AJAX, a technique that uses JavaScript and the XMLHTTPRequest object to create faster and better interactive web apps.

Asynchronous JavaScript + XML (AJAX) is essentially a branding term for a bundle of common web technologies. These include JavaScript, DHTML and a utility object called XMLHTTP.

The technology that makes much of Ajax possible is JavaScript's XMLHttpRequest object. Using this object, a JavaScript function can make HTTP requests to a server and act on the results. (For security ...

This article explains the advantages of using the open source project DWR (Direct Web Remoting) with AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) concepts to improve Web application usability. The ...

However, the usual XMLHttpRequest -based AJAX clients suffer from the limitation of only being able to communicate to the server from where they are downloaded.

Using Aptana breakpoint debugging with Ajax XMLHttpRequest calls is not simple. Sometimes things become a little slow, even on grunty hardware. Debug mode sometimes requires that you restart Aptana to ...