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| if you want the full ajax, you need to be able to return content in xml format... you will need a parser... you may find some old parser that works in php 4... but.... bite the bullet, install the latest stable version you can find! simple almost-ajax can be done without xml ... that's ajat... and you could do that with shell scripts or bat files! |
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| AJAX does not need php to work. it is basically a javascript based technology so any browser which supports the XMLHttpRequest() object will support your Ajax javascript. what Ajax does is pass some data to your server side script and the php returns some values which are then displayed without reloading the page...so you could be using php 0.0 and it would all work. and you don't need any additional or special php modules to do this |
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