Thursday, May 26th, 2005
Category: Ajax
, JavaScript, Toolkit
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>Gregory Wild-Smith has written about Ajax, and other toolkits such as SAJAX and Dojo weren’t for him:
Anyhow, as I’m using AJAX a lot these days — both for side projects and at work — I thought I would develop a nice simple wrapper for it that does exactly what I want from it; namely to be easy to use, yet very flexible in implementation.
A small example of using SACK:
var mydata = ‘myvar=’ + myvalue;
ajax = new sack(‘mypage.php’);
ajax.element = ‘myexamplediv’;
ajax.runAJAX(mydata);
Read more about SACK
Download SACK 1.0.1
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