On Sunday 16 October 2005 23:49, adam beecher wrote:
> Nice one Lee, thanks; didn't notice that in the AJAX article before.
>> It's quite interesting, according to that article and the browser history
> linked below, it's been around since 1997, yet it wasn't implemented in
> Opera and Mozilla-based browsers until just the year before last. I'm not
> sure how to take that.
>> How about AOL's browser, any idea about that? If I could get away with AOL
> with this particular set of users, I wouldn't care. Is AOL still based on
> IE?
AOL is either netscape 6 or ie 6. I think they came out with both. either way,
AJAX will work on them.
I did a bit of work recently to get AJAX working in a non-ActiveX environment.
It emulates the XMLHTTPRequest object, but uses iframes instead. See here:
http://verens.com/archives/2005/08/14/sajax-without-activex/
In short - whatever browser you end up with, AJAX will work in, and if it
doesn't work yet, someone will get around to fixing that sooner or later -
there are a load of ways to get the interaction going, so it's not all that
hard to come up with workarounds.
If you need a hand, mail me, or talk to me in IRC. I've been working with AJAX
for a while now and might know some solutions to some problems that you
haven't thought of yet.
Kae
ps: stag night Saturday. I'm still drunk...
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