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1. Introduction to Cross-Domain Ajax
AFAIK, the cross-domain Ajax calls are prohibited on the browser level due to the security reason. What to do if you really need to use the different source for Ajax response? This article is a great overview of the available tips and tricks.
2. Mootools Drag and Drop Example
This tutorial shows the example how easy you can add drag-n-drop functionality to your application. Mootools is a Object-Oriented javascript framework based on moo.fx, moo.ajax and mood.dom
3. AJAX SOAP Tutorial (Not the dish cleaner)
This tutorial demonstrates how to setup your webpages to call web services in both a cross domain and local service architecture
4. Cross Domain Ajax using Prototype.js and Ajax Extended
This is a quick guide to building cross domain Ajax applications using Prototype.js and Ajax Extended
5. How to make XmlHttpRequest calls to another server in your domain
shows how to organize cross-domain access to resources using server-side reverse proxying or bypassing XmlHttpRequest entirely.
6. Use a Web Proxy for Cross-Domain XMLHttpRequest Calls
This tutorial provides describes the issue in simple, easy to understand language and provides one possible solution: a web proxy that relays network requests from your web server to services such as the Yahoo! Web Service APIs
7. JSON and the Dynamic Script Tag: Easy, XML-less Web Services for JavaScript
This tutorial demonstrates the alternative to classic XMLHttpRequest - dynamic script tag approach.If you make web services requests using it you can have unfettered access to the web service in a seamless, cross-domain, cross-browser fashion.
8. AJAX Bookmarking System, JavaScript Menu
Ajax Bookmarking System (with code explanations). Includes live demo. Several different languages/tools used to create this were PHP, DOM, AJAX, JavaScript, and MySQL
9. Yahoo! User Interface Library
The Yahoo! User Interface (YUI) Library is a set of utilities and controls, written in JavaScript, for building richly interactive web applications using techniques such as DOM scripting, DHTML and AJAX.
10. Alternate Ajax Techniques, Part 2
This article Illustrates how to use images and cookies to enable client-server communication even on older browsers that don't support the DOM.
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