Hmm... Man, I still have a lot to learn. Study study study...
Seems to work fine in Opera on Linux. I've been playing around with the librabries from script.aculo.us
thank god i've got a web development course this semester; it'll be a good refresher on javascript and a really good refresher on php
Well... I liked the picture on the top.... The rest... well... I liked the picture ALOT! :P
I'd definitely like to learn to Code. The Picture above I like definitely.
Hmm, currently i don't know how to code, but when my bro gets back from his hols, hes gonna teach me the basics, and im gonna be making my own flashy website XD
Hey man, I just discovered this site of yours (with those hilariously wholesome Trooper series of pics) and have to say, keep up the awesome work. That Strike PG kit looks awesome btw. Since you're in Tokyo, were you out to see the fireworks in Sumida-ku the other day?
Didnt manage to go to the sumida fireworks as I was still down with a cold. Not sure I would have enjoyed it without getting those special seats as it does get very crowded at these venues.
Lately, I'm a Perl coder more than anything else. I should start playibg around with AJAX....
one commentor mentioned script.aculo.us , which also uses prototype. I love it.
new Ajax.Updater('someDivId', 'index.php?do=getsomething');
it's that easy to return some html via Ajax and insert it into some container. Also, be sure to check out the prototype docs at http://script.aculo.us. There's a ton of life saving functions in there, like $(someDivId) instead of document.getElementById(someDivId)
Well, with a picture like that, its a sure fire way to attract someones attention to this topic :P
pretty clueless when it comes to code, but I like the pic at the top!! some of my friends do a bit of coding.....I usually occupy myself with anime while they do their thing........
I've got your multiple requests working, thanks. But one request is [code][code] and I just can't get it to work in it's entirety. Seems the XML isn't writing the proper structure. I'm using php so I tried with ob_start but just can't get it right. Any chance you'd take a look and help out? P.S. Risa Shimamoto is fantastic.
the whole ASYNCHRONUOUS aspect of AJAX is completely overblown. AJAX uses this function: xmlhttp.open(mentod,url,true); Just make the call synchronuously: xhtml.open(method,url,false); DONE! No fancy libraries needed. Call your stuff multiple imes and all is well. Yes it isnt a-synchronuous, but really, do you care? unless you're loading huge amounts of code...
Hmm... Man, I still have a lot to learn. Study study study...
Seems to work fine in Opera on Linux. I've been playing around with the librabries from script.aculo.us
thank god i've got a web development course this semester; it'll be a good refresher on javascript and a really good refresher on php
Well... I liked the picture on the top.... The rest... well... I liked the picture ALOT! :P
I'd definitely like to learn to Code. The Picture above I like definitely.
Hmm, currently i don't know how to code, but when my bro gets back from his hols, hes gonna teach me the basics, and im gonna be making my own flashy website XD
Hey man, I just discovered this site of yours (with those hilariously wholesome Trooper series of pics) and have to say, keep up the awesome work. That Strike PG kit looks awesome btw. Since you're in Tokyo, were you out to see the fireworks in Sumida-ku the other day?
Didnt manage to go to the sumida fireworks as I was still down with a cold. Not sure I would have enjoyed it without getting those special seats as it does get very crowded at these venues.
Lately, I'm a Perl coder more than anything else. I should start playibg around with AJAX....
one commentor mentioned script.aculo.us , which also uses prototype. I love it.
new Ajax.Updater('someDivId', 'index.php?do=getsomething');
it's that easy to return some html via Ajax and insert it into some container. Also, be sure to check out the prototype docs at http://script.aculo.us. There's a ton of life saving functions in there, like $(someDivId) instead of document.getElementById(someDivId)
Well, with a picture like that, its a sure fire way to attract someones attention to this topic :P
pretty clueless when it comes to code, but I like the pic at the top!! some of my friends do a bit of coding.....I usually occupy myself with anime while they do their thing........
I've got your multiple requests working, thanks. But one request is [code][code] and I just can't get it to work in it's entirety. Seems the XML isn't writing the proper structure. I'm using php so I tried with ob_start but just can't get it right. Any chance you'd take a look and help out? P.S. Risa Shimamoto is fantastic.
