May 31, 2005
CFAjax
In the arena of new things to try out arrives CFAjax.
CFAjax is the AJAX implementation for coldfusion. It makes coldfusion method calls on server directly from HTML page using JavaScript and return backs the result to the calling HTML page. CFAjax comes with simple to use JavaScript API and simple coldfusion implementation that marshal’s the response between your CF methods and HTML page. Using CFAjax you can create highly interactive websites with greater performance and usability
Thank you IndianKey!
Unfortunately it has some serious leaks. So be careful when you use it.
Posted by: M. Schopman at May 31, 2005 9:52 AMDon't forget that Rob Rohan's Neuromancer has allowed CFers to do this since long before anyone coined the term "AJaX"!
AJaX is nothing new, just a name for an old technique.
Posted by: Sean Corfield at May 31, 2005 2:28 PMWhat do you mean by leaks?
Posted by: Tim at June 1, 2005 4:18 PMcheck out ajaxCFC (http://www.robgonda.com/blog/projects/ajaxcfc/), it's a component based solution for cf+ajax.
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