Ajax

A Zend framework tutorial explaining how we can use YUI JavaScript framework to make Zend forms Ajax enabled. It gives you step by step guidance complete with source code to start from.

The Zend Framework has so many great features and can do so many things--sometimes it's just not immediately clear how to implement those great features. The following is a quick tutorial to show you how easy it is to use Ajax with Zend Framework.

How to on building a feed reader with the Zend Framework, Smarty and HTML Ajax.

I recently needed to port some existing php code which used Ajax over to the Zend Framework. While there are several tutorials out there with lots of details, I didn’t find a simple example that would just get me started with how to work Ajax calls into the MVC framework architecture. Eventually, I figured things out by referring to several different tutorials and doing a good amount of Googling. I decided it might be useful to have a very simple example of porting an existing Ajax app to the Zend Framework.

The ext js framework has a great grid component. In this tutorial I explain how you can provide it with data from a zend framework application

In an earlier article "Gluing Ajax with the Zend Framework" I'm using a doclet called @ajaxaction to mark actions that are handling Ajax requests.
If using the Prototype, jQuery or mootools libary, these requests differ from pure HTTP request by having a currently non-standard "X-Requested-With = XMLHttpRequest" header and their response mostly doesn't get rendered via a view. Unless you might use AXAH(Asychronous XHTML and HTTP) where the server might respond with snippets of XHTML to insert into the targeted DOM area.

The final part of an excelent tutorial on creating an ajax chat system using MySQL and the Zend Framework.

The part 6 of excelent tutorial on creating an ajax chat system using MySQL and the Zend Framework.

Recently I put together a reusable Ajax form validation component that I'd like to share. It is a JavaScript object that collects the values of all of the elements in a form, sends it for processing to the server, and displays any errors. If there are no errors it submits the form.