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Vieux 22/06/2008, 14h08   #5
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Par défaut Re: 5 brand new techniques in PHP+Javascript+CSS [AJAX]

On Jun 21, 8:59 pm, krg <gkumarra...@gmail.com> wrote:
> [Message copied to comp.lang.php, php.general, alt.comp.lang.php,
> alt.php]
>
> Hi,
> I started writing this blog some time back and it would be
> great if I could get an audience here and even better if we could have
> a conversation about developments possible on the techniques I have
> discussed in my blog.
>
> Automatic Javascript Bug Reporting Using AJAX
> [http://krahulg.wordpress.com/2007/12...avascript-bug-
> reporting-using-ajax/]
>
> How long do your users stay on a page??
> [http://krahulg.wordpress.com/2007/12...r-users-spend-
> on-a-page/]
>
> Preparing a secure login form with PHP & JavaScript
> [http://krahulg.wordpress.com/2007/12...re-login-form-
> with-php-javascript/]
>
> Add content dynamically as you reach end of page with AJAX
> [http://krahulg.wordpress.com/2007/12...ynamically-as-
> you-reach-end-of-page-with-ajax/]
>
> Search Friendly URLs or No-Question-Marks-Or-Equals URLs
> [http://krahulg.wordpress.com/2007/12...ly-urls-or-no-
> question-marks-or-equals-urls/]
>
> Walking the HTML DOM tree in PHP
> [http://krahulg.wordpress.com/2007/12...l-dom-tree-in-
> php/]
>
> Animate this …
> [http://krahulg.wordpress.com/2008/06/20/animate-this/]
>
> Waiting for your reactions.


Nothing here that I can't find better explained using Google - and
some of it is just plain wrong / useless:

Javascript bug reporting
- this is based on 3 premises:
1) the browser is not executing javscript as expected
2) the browser javascript interpreter will trigger an exception when 1
occurs
3) the browser will execute your error handler as expected
It's a no-brainer to see that there may be some mutual exclusivity
between these.

How long do users stay on a page
- the key dats which this script fails to collect are: time user
navigates to page, time page is completely loaded (including JS, CSS
and images), time user navigates away from page
While you do measure the last one, you analyse the interval between
this and when the HTML file was parsed - which is not very meaningful
in the grand scheme of things.

DOM walker
I have no idea wht this is intended to accomplish. If you apply an XML
parser to an HTML document you can actually do useful stuff with it.

Secure Login Form
- is far from secure, although mostly it will prevent the password
from leaking out.

Yawn.

C.

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