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Sequalit
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Suggested AJAX framework?

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What suggestions for an AJAX framework do you guys have?

Something lightweight and simple..

looking along the lines of

[code = php]
<form onsubmit=<?php AJAX::insertAjax('mypage') ?>></form>
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Christopher
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I would recommend going with one of the standard libraries -- Prototype, jQuery, mootools, etc. They all have Ajax functionality.
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I am probably going to go with XAJAX, seems simple and exactly what I'm looking for.

was just wondering if you guys knew about something really sweet ;p
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Sequalit wrote:was just wondering if you guys knew about something really sweet ;p
arborint wrote:I would recommend going with one of the standard libraries -- Prototype, jQuery, mootools, etc. They all have Ajax functionality.

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A recently released one called DynarchLIB looks real cool in FF, but everything doesnt work in IE yet.
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