Ajax help.

[taekwondokid42]

Hey. Here is the scenario:

I am on site A.
I send GET data to site B.
I want the response to go to site C.
But it keeps returning to site A.


How do I change this?

[primefalcon]

Can you post the code relevant to this please

[olliepop]

this is very very very very vague.
i gave close no idea what you're asking.

maybe you're refering to POLLING? (capitalised because its a method, im not angry lol)

[taekwondokid42]

ehh, polling is involved, but not exactly.

I'm very new to ajax, and I don't really know what I'm talking about. Could you give a list of ajax methods and a brief description of each?

[blobtech]

To clarify what AJAX is and how it works:

AJAX stands for Asynchronous Javascript And XML
It is a technique in Javascript that allows the programmer to have scripts download and use data from the server, without having to reload the page.

An XMLHttp Javascript object will hereby function as a browser, it uses the HTTP protocol to request a page, and then the content of that page can be read by Javscript once the request is completed.

1. User browses to page A with his browser, the browser will request page A from the server.
2. Server sends page A to browser, which displays it on the users screen. Page A contains Javascript.
3. Javascript initiates a XMLHttp object and requests a page B (with optional GET or POST data, which can be retrieved from formfields or such)
4. Server sends page B back to the Javascript XMLHttp object on page A in the browser.
5. The XMLHttp object will update its readystate, and the Javascript recognizes that the request is complete (or failed).
6. Javascript reads contents of page B, and (possibly) inserts it into page A in the browser

That way, the website can still download content from other pages on demand (or download PHP-generated data like a chatmessage), without the user having to wait untill the entire page is downloaded and displayed.

For a good tutorial on working with AJAX / XMLHttp, please visit w3schools.com/ajax

[supermix]

Ajax I believe has security restrictions. which prevents it to modify anything or send anything to site C.

but I believe you can combine server side scripting and ajax to accomplish just about any task. Unless you are asking about user scripts (eg. greasemonkey. ) which has a more powerful xmlhttpRequest.