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I've been working on a hobby project to do an ajax site from scratch, and after a month of flailing I've decided to make a conventional site first and then aja
by chrismealy 16y ago
I've been working on a hobby project to do an ajax site from scratch, and after a month of flailing I've decided to make a conventional site first and then ajaxify it. If you get bogged down after a couple of weeks you might want to make the switch back to nonajax sooner than I did.
If anybody has tips on debugging ajax I'd love to hear them ...
- techiferous 16y ago"tips on debugging ajax" Use a good browser tool (like FireBug or Chrome's Developer Tools). These can show you the Ajax requests and responses as well as any errors. jquery.inspect is a good jQuery plugin for exposing the structure of JavaScript objects: http://github.com/ssoper/jquery-inspect http://github.com/ssoper/jquery-inspect