AboutAnthony Levensalor Experience I have been programming in Java and Javascript since 1998. I run a web development company that specializes in Ajax front ends with PHP/MySQL back ends. I am a Sun Certified Java 2 Developer, and have done nothing but web applications for the last two years in my business
Past/Present clients Monster.com, Compuware Corporation, Flextronics International, Pragmatech Software, Open Travel Software, The Loss Mitigation Institute, Raw Story Media, Page One News Media.
Question I'm learning about serialization under Ajax. My question is about the ways you can send data from a client to server. In other words, when we a talking about Ajax, do GET and POST belong to HTTP 1.1 request methods? Or do these methods belong to the XMLHttpRequest obj. I believe that their part of the HTTP 1.1 request methods protocal. And if so then do the verious ways to serialize data depend on the HTTP request protocal defined? So for example, if I want to use POST data to a server, would I just then look up the protocal for HTTP 1.1 request method POST?
And I have a question about server-side responses? I realize that Ajax uses either responsetext or responsexml. Does the responsetext method accept only a string of HTML, XML and just a string of text?
~tony
Thank you and God Bless
Answer In the first part, look here for sending POST via Ajax:http://forums.invisionpower.com/index.php?showtopic=167812&hl=
I also googled "send post via ajax", and came up with a ton of tutorials and links.
I don't know what you're asking in the second part, sorry.
