jQuery makes it incredibly easy to load dynamic content from another page, and to post it as well. For this quick tutorial Im going to assume that youre already using jQuery and its already linked into your pages. The load function is very useful for loading dynamic content from a page into a container of [...]

In this tutorial, youll learn how to build a rating system with AJAX, PHP, and jQuery. Votes will be recorded and updated in real-time with the magic of AJAX, and well also leverage the power of PHP so that you dont even need a database!Step 1. Building the HTMLWere going to create a simple page [...]

Implementing AJAX technology can be a hit or miss thing. Do it well and youll have users raving over the slickness it provides to the general user experience while if you mess it up, youll be at the receiving end of their wrath. Here are 24 tips to guide you with implementing AJAX technology within your web application.1. Understand What it All MeansFirst up, you need to understand what AJAX is, what it stands for and how it has revolutionized parts of the internet. Youll nee

As I announced before, I've got a promo version of a book Ext JS 3.0 Cookbook from PacktPub. I finally got it, as a very nice Christmas present, and I can tell you that it is what it's name says, a cookbook.

Reader Satish requested a list of tutorials where he could learn about PHP, MySQL and jQuery. Since there is a lot of good tutorials I'll just give a list of sites that I find very useful in learning those languages and that I visit very often.

If you ever had a bank account you are familiar with TAN-s (Transaction Authentication Number). What we will do today, is create user login using that kind of system. This will be just simple overview how to do it so you can create more complex and secure login systems. You need to have basic knowledge about classes, HTML, CSS and AJAX because I will not explain in depth what I do.

In this tutorial we will create multi level comments. You must have seen comments on youtube and that they have levels depending on who replied to who. That's exactly what we will build.

In this week’s video tutorial, I’ll teach you how to take a simple, boring contact form and add some animations and an AJAX post request to submit the form to your MySQL database asynchronously. In addition, we’ll also implement a bit of server and client-side validation to better secure our data. When submitting to the database, we’ll also review the most secure methods, including the use of prepared statements, which will bind the necessary values to each query,