How difficult would you experienced coders rate the task of adding Ajax to a script that has already been developed.
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I wrote a blog recently which may help you
http://www.webintelligence.ie/post/7/Elgg-and-Ajax-tutorial
ackshully.... it's very easyyy to code ajax onto ' code that has aleady been developed ', n/p, piece of cake, easipissi; just email me the script, i'll have it `jaxed my tomorrow morning ;oOP
I said it was an impossible question because there was no indication of the scope/size/quality/function of said script.
From Mark's blog I can see it is not easy.
@ Matt - An example would be Elgg. I download and activate a new plugin. Using it I notice this plugin loads a new page in every function or internal link it uses. I would want to add ajax to that plugin.
w3schools.com has got very good walk-thru tutorials; spend some time to figure out -
there is no difference between idiots and experts..
only the amount of effort-input over time, no more, no less..
that's all it takes.
the formula -->
easy-iness = (effort / time)
difficulty = your pushing - tough problem
I use W3Schools, but I didn't realize they taught Ajax. Thanks for the heads up.
http://www.w3schools.com/ajax/default.asp ;-)