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Building an Ajax Loader
Building an Ajax Loader
Communication from the server to the client sometimes is broken up that absolutely nothing is loaded to the webpage. It is a very easy concept most of the time since you will just load your XMLHttpRequest properly. However, the problem usually occurs when as simple as XML and HTTP cannot even recognize the request from XMLHttpRequest. One of the tricks to ensure the program will properly load is to wrap the whole function in an AJAX loader. There are a lot of codes and samples out there but for today’s blog, we will take a look at a very popular script developed by Eddie Traversa. Read More... |
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