I have the following problem… I want to set a session variable when clicking on a normal link like: home My research seems to point out that it is not …
Tag: ajax
What can be the best Practice for a Rapid Web Application Development?
I am coming up with a web application which will be primarily based on PHP. I would like to know some of the best practices and technologies that I can make use of to come out with the app as fast as possible. My team will be working remotely, so I want to know the best ways of collaborating through
Passing Value Including Spaces on Ajax Call
Trying to pass spaces along with ajax call. ‘word’ is been passed the same as ‘word ‘ i believe so. On the other hand two words need to be send completely with call. ‘word second’ but not the same as ‘word second ‘ Should I trim before call or do this on server side script? How can I send spaces
boolean variables posted through AJAX being treated as strings in server side
Following is a part of an AJAX functionality to add classes and packs to session cart:- The jquery part The AJAX request processing php part – The strange thing No matter whether I pass true/false (by calling addClassToCart() and addPackToCart()), always the code to add class to session cart executes. If I put echo statements there like this:- This is
Is an X-Requested-With header server check sufficient to protect against a CSRF for an ajax-driven application?
I’m working on a completely ajax-driven application where all requests pass through what basically amounts to a main controller which, at its bare bones, looks something like this: if(strtolower($…
Detecting Ajax in PHP and making sure request was from my own website
I use my PHP back-end to detect AJAX requests by checking for a value in $_SERVER[‘HTTP_X_REQUESTED_WITH’]. This gives me a reliable detection, making sure the request is made utilizing AJAX techniques. How can I make sure the request came from my own domain, and not an external domain/robot? www.example.com/ajax?true could allow anyone to make an AJAX call and cut the
What http status code is supposed to be used to tell the client the session has timed out?
In a webpage, it uses YUI connection manager/datasource to send AJAX requests to the server, if the session (which contains the info on whether the user has been authenticated) has already timed out, those ajax responses that can only be viewed by authenticated users should return an http status code, telling the client that the session has already timed out,
PHP session not working with JQuery Ajax?
Update, Solved: After all this I found out that I was calling an old version of my code in the update ajax. ‘boardControl.php’ instead of ‘boardUpdate.php’ These are the kinds of mistakes that make programing fun. I’m writing a browser gomoku game. I have the ajax statement that allows the player to play a piece. value = board square location