PHPLiveX
PHPLiveX is a lightweight PHP-JavaScript class library that helps you integrate AJAX into your PHP applications. Without loading a page again, you may call your PHP functions in the same page, submit your form to an URL, and send a request to another page with passing of any type of data.
| Tags | Software Development Libraries Application Frameworks php classes |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Operating Systems | OS Independent |
| Implementation | PHP JavaScript |
Recent releases
- 05 Oct 2008 19:06
Changes: Now a select box can be used as a "target" DOM element for the response. For example, it may be used when listing towns after a choice of city in drop-down menus. A bug that occurred when using "=" and "%" characters has been fixed. A bug that occurred when AJAXifying more than one class has been fixed. Now the "params" option may be used with the "SubmitForm" method.
- 05 Aug 2008 12:47
Changes: The ExternalJS property was removed. Instead, the Run method indicates whether the js class file is included. New event handlers were added, including onLoading and onInteraction. New headers and params options were added. A bug that occurred when submitting some form values (radio, checkbox, etc.) was fixed. The argument order was changed in the SubmitForm method. A bug that occurred when using non-Unicode charset encodings (e.g. iso-xxxx-x) was fixed.
- 06 Jan 2007 13:10
Changes: The release focus of this version is major bug fixes in the JavaScript code and code cleanup. In addition, a new simple property was added. To alert values which PHP functions return, now there is no need to run syncronously. If the "target=alert" parameter is used, the returned value is alerted and this process runs asyncronously. Whoever uses version 2.1 is strongly advised to use this version.
- 21 Dec 2006 21:29
Changes: The response text of an AJAX request now correctly contains "</phplivex>" text. If the response of an AJAX request contains JavaScript code, the browser now correctly identifies it as JavaScript. The JavaScript code was made object-oriented, and JavaScript bugs were fixed. The HTTP methods ("GET" and "POST") of an AJAX request can be chosen now. Class functions can be exported now. This version of the library needs PHP 5 installed.
- 10 Nov 2006 13:25
No changes have been submitted for this release.
