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If that happens, I will be so sad. :-\

Hi, Dave. To make calculations and display the results in the same page without reloading you don't need to use AJAX. It's really unnecessary for what the job requires. I'm assuming you have all the values stored in variables from your wsdl file. First make a division in your HTML …

I believe IIS installs asp for you on your server, and the only thing AJAX needs to work is Javascript and XML (or HTML or XHTML). And that's all standard unless you have Javascript disabled or something crazy like that. So you should be set on that end. I highly …

You might need to add the attribute: [code=javascript]type="text/javascript"[/code].

What do you mean by 'bypass'?

Out of curiosity, how did you solve it? Sorry, I didn't reply because I didn't know the answer. :)

Hi, SirDorius. Instead of using [code=javascript]document.getElementById(id).innerHTML;[/code] You could use [code=javascript]document.getElementsByTagName(tag)[0].innerHTML;[/code] This method will give you an array of all the elements on the page with that tag name. Just access each tag like you would access an array. For example, if you wanted to get the inner HTML of the …

This probably isn't the answer you're looking for, but the W3C offers some great tutorials on the subject. To tell you how to do it all would be a lot. [url]http://www.w3schools.com/Ajax/Default.Asp[/url]

I'm going to feel really stupid if I'm wrong but is this even Javascript? It looks like ASP or something.

Hello all, I'm using AJAX to populate a div tag in my HTML when a drop down list item is selected. It works perfectly in Safari, Firefox, Opera, but fails in IE. The responseText just comes back blank from the php script. Here's the Javascript it has to deal with: …

I currently have a 1 GB stick of ram in my computer and am thinking about getting dual channel. I have two questions. Is it better to have 2x512 MB Dual channel, or a 1GB stick of ram? And can i keep my 1GB stick in DIMM slot 3 and …