(Find more about AJAX at http://ajaxtraining.blogspot.com )Dragging and Dropping HTML Elements With Ajax.This Ajax Tutorial is built from the Ajax with JSP Manual used in Webucator's Ajax classes.
You forgot that avoiding loadtime for the user is not the most important aspect of AJAX, more important is it to reduce the the strain on server-load - if you can avoid 10K load 10000 times, this saves you 100MB server load and thus time and money.
I've always been unsure about using ajax requests when its just a screen allowing a user to put people into categories...
Surely, in that instance it would be better to store the settings in an array first (still with drag and drop obviously) and then submit the new changes in one go when user clicks "Save Changes".. that way, there's only one server request at the end of it all..
Probably just me..
Shopping cart one is a great example though, liked it alot :)
Pas mal
Cinarc1 8 months ago
You forgot that avoiding loadtime for the user is not the most important aspect of AJAX, more important is it to reduce the the strain on server-load - if you can avoid 10K load 10000 times, this saves you 100MB server load and thus time and money.
ThatGuyFromAustria 2 years ago
That was very clear. Now i know how i can sell the benefits of Ajax to my customers. Now, how do i do it? :-\ Thanks!!
Pablos544 2 years ago 2
I dont think this is a good idea to drag products on shopbag. Beter to click or check
spider853 3 years ago
nice television indeed:)
punxz18 3 years ago
Nice video.
I've always been unsure about using ajax requests when its just a screen allowing a user to put people into categories...
Surely, in that instance it would be better to store the settings in an array first (still with drag and drop obviously) and then submit the new changes in one go when user clicks "Save Changes".. that way, there's only one server request at the end of it all..
Probably just me..
Shopping cart one is a great example though, liked it alot :)
Thanks!
spacialbubble 3 years ago