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			<title>AJAX - used it?</title>
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			<dc:creator>SoulRed12</dc:creator>
			<description>Who's tried it?  I find it to be incredibly useful.  Basically, with Ajax, you can reload a part of the page (as opposed to being forced to reload the entire page) after performing some other operation, perhaps with a database.



For example, imagine you have a web page which contains a form in which you can input a number.  The form is then meant to compare the number you input to a number contained in some database, and then display either &quot;It matches&quot; or &quot;it doesn't match&quot;  ...</description>
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