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I used ajax before, but I never did it with jquery till I recently learned it. I have a function on my billing interface that pops up a box for the user to update some information. Well before I had write out the raw ajax script, checking for browsers etc, and then ajax would return a comma'd string that i would then split with javascript and then allocate that data somewhere. how naiive was I? Now i can just jquery to do the ajax and then return a JSON object with the data which is awesome! Its so much quicker and sooo much less code code pour embarquer la vidéo : >>> http://www.youtube.com/embed/e_AO04xlB1c <<< |