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Head Rush Ajax
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Head Rush Ajax

by Brett McLaughlin
March 2006
Beginner to intermediate
448 pages
13h 33m
English
O'Reilly Media, Inc.
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post requests
function submitOrder() {
var phone = __________________________(“phone”)._______;
var ________ = ________.getElementById(“________”).value;
var order = _________.getElementById(“order”)._______;
var _____ = “placeOrder.php?phone=” + _______(phone) +
“&address=” + _______(address) +
“&order=” + ________(order);
url = ____ + “&dummy=” + ______________________;
___________.open(“GET”, _____, ______);
request._____________________ = _________________;
request.send(______);
}
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Magnets
Next on the Break Neck task list is writing the submitOrder()
JavaScript function. This function needs to get the customer’s
phone number, address, and pizza order from the order form, and
send them to the placeOrder.php script on the Break Neck server.
The callback function you’ll write will be named showConrmation(),
so be sure to tell the browser to run that function when it gets a
response from the server.
And, to add a little twist to this puzzle, you can use each code
magnet as many times as you need... or not at all. You may also
have to use more than one magnet on the same line.
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2. Send the order to the server
*Hint: The same person, with the
same phone and address, might place
the exact same order ...
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