AJAX comments

jacob · 2012-01-15 13:44:20

You can now leave a comment on a project without reloading the page due to some AJAX code we've implemented!

GP1 · 2012-01-15 17:50:11

Cool! Although, I tried to make a comment and it just said working.... and never made the comment. Are you using jquery to achieve this? I use it becase you only need one line of code to make an Ajax request.

jacob · 2012-01-15 20:01:18

GP1 wrote:

Cool! Although, I tried to make a comment and it just said working.... and never made the comment. Are you using jquery to achieve this? I use it becase you only need one line of code to make an Ajax request.

It appears to work for me. Try it now, it works...and I think you need more than one line of code for AJAX. Anyway, we'll look into it.

jacob · 2012-01-15 21:08:48

Update: It now also works in replies.

GP1 · 2012-01-15 22:03:58

jacob wrote:

GP1 wrote:
Cool! Although, I tried to make a comment and it just said working.... and never made the comment. Are you using jquery to achieve this? I use it becase you only need one line of code to make an Ajax request.
It appears to work for me. Try it now, it works...and I think you need more than one line of code for AJAX. Anyway, we'll look into it.

Not if your using jquery:

$.get("script.php?data=its%20this&dataTwo=easy");

^^^^^^^ a get ajax request. You can check out jquery at http://jquery.com

jacob · 2012-01-15 22:04:38

GP1 wrote:

jacob wrote:
GP1 wrote:
Cool! Although, I tried to make a comment and it just said working.... and never made the comment. Are you using jquery to achieve this? I use it becase you only need one line of code to make an Ajax request.
It appears to work for me. Try it now, it works...and I think you need more than one line of code for AJAX. Anyway, we'll look into it.
Not if your using jquery:
$.get("script.php?data=its%20this&dataTwo=easy");
^^^^^^^ a get ajax request. You can check out jquery at http://jquery.com

We do not use JQuery. We use standard JS/AJAX code.

GP1 · 2012-01-16 12:44:57

jacob wrote:

GP1 wrote:
jacob wrote:
It appears to work for me. Try it now, it works...and I think you need more than one line of code for AJAX. Anyway, we'll look into it.
Not if your using jquery:
$.get("script.php?data=its%20this&dataTwo=easy");
^^^^^^^ a get ajax request. You can check out jquery at http://jquery.com
We do not use JQuery. We use standard JS/AJAX code.

Well, you can do what you want, just making a suggestion. The only reason I would suggest jquery is because its faster and works the same on all browsers with javascript.

jacob · 2012-01-16 13:01:48

GP1 wrote:

jacob wrote:
GP1 wrote:
Not if your using jquery:
$.get("script.php?data=its%20this&dataTwo=easy");
^^^^^^^ a get ajax request. You can check out jquery at http://jquery.com
We do not use JQuery. We use standard JS/AJAX code.
Well, you can do what you want, just making a suggestion. The only reason I would suggest jquery is because its faster and works the same on all browsers with javascript.

GP1 wrote:

and works the same on all browsers with javascript.

JS also works the same on all browsers with JS...and I think it's a little more compatible.

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#1 2012-01-15 13:44:20

AJAX comments

#2 2012-01-15 17:50:11

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#3 2012-01-15 20:01:18

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and works the same on all browsers with javascript.

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