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I just got a dedicated server at Rackspace and they don't support AJAX, meaning that they will not do installations or provide tech support. It will work on the server according to them.
I have a linux server runnig Redhat Enterprise 4 and PHP and MySQL are currently being upgraded to the latest versions. If anyone can offer some advice as to installing AJAX on a remote server I would greatly appreciate it. I am running Mac OS X so I can use terminal to access the server. Thanks D Show Your Support
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Ehm... you can't "install" AJAX -- it's not a program. You shouldn't need anything other than what you've already got on your webserver to be able to use scripts that implement it.
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It's an acronym for Asynchronous Javascript and XML -- meaning it's just Javascript executed Inline.
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good to know. I'm glad though. One of the web based apps I need developed wouldn't work without it.
Thanks for the info. D |
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