Inspired by “sajax”, here I write “majax”. It’s simpler and effective.
The library is written in PHP that lets you add ajax functionality without coding a single line of javascript. Currently it can fetch text data over the GET method and update a HTML DOM element with that data.
Download: http://masnun.googlecode.com/files/majax.zip
A sample demo code snippet can be found at http://dpaste.de/j7eb/
The concept is very simple, just inside your HTML head tag, open up a <script> tag. Now use “majax_init()” to initiate the ajax engine. Now use the “majax_get()” function like this:
majax_get(url,element_id,refresh_time);
Example: majax_get(“majax_test.php?view=maSnun”,“masnun”,1000);
This line would fetch the data at “majax_test.php?view=maSnun” and replace the HTML of the element “masnun” with the data. And this entire process will repeat every 1000 mili seconds that is every second.
The “refresh_time” parameter is optional. You can ignore this one if you don’t want the function to execute repeatedly.
Use like this: majax_get(“majax_test.php?view=maSnun”,“masnun”);
This would process the request only once.
PS: I am going to work more on this. If you think this is useful or at least rubbish, let me know. Any suggestions and logical criticism is most welcome.