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IE7 and onclick events
The onclick event is getting more used than ever before these days as AJAX is becoming increasingly used for interactive web site functions. But there is a problem sometimes when using it with IE7.
An onclick event will work perfectly in Firefox, but when you try in Internet Explorer 7 (and maybe 6) it will seemingly bug out without any error or warnings at all.
AJAX basics in javascript
Illustrates the use of AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript And XML). It involves a javascript function, third-party file saved on the server side to get data from, and a call being made to it from the client side without refreshing the browser – this is the main concept of AJAX.
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My name is Dag Jonny Nedrelid. I'm an IT consultant and computer programmer who lives in Southern Norway. Computers have been one of my hobbies and line of work since 1995.
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