PHP Jquery ajax class

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I have been using xajax, as a server side ajax class (all the ajax response is handled with php code) for the longest while.

However I lately fell in love with jquery, and am using it for a project. I would like to know if there is a server side class (like xajax) that handles jquery ajax? or does anyone know of a tutorial/example i can use to create my own?

Thank you in advance

Have you read the docs for $.ajax()? Check it out.

Purag
– Purag

2012-01-11 02:17:20 +00:00
Commented Jan 11, 2012 at 2:17 — Purag
– Purag, Commented Jan 11, 2012 at 2:17

pocesar · Accepted Answer · 2012-12-06 20:42:11Z

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Here are two alternatives:

Updated link for phery library

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Joshua Kissoon Over a year ago

Thank you, though you are a little late, these are what i have been looking for. Thanks

Philip · Accepted Answer · 2012-01-11 02:21:47Z

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Jquery(javascript) is a frontend/public language. Of course you will need to verify any data sent via javascript, on the server-side and/or both on the front-end.

jQuery has a plethora of options concerning ajax. ( $.post/$.get/$.getJSON/$.ajax ). these send/retrieve data via a HTTP request.

If you have leaned towards jQuery, why would you want a php-ajax library? You will do your input validating server-side anyway!

jquery/ajax will send your data either with a post or get request, you just grab it with php and verify.

For a user-friendly experience I would suggest both frontend/backend validating.

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Joshua Kissoon Over a year ago

So i can manage the stuff from the server side. Thanks for the info though.

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