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- Should I use Ajax for form submit?
- Should I use Ajax or forms?
- When Should AJAX Be Used?
- When working with Ajax applications which is faster?
Should I use Ajax for form submit?
use AJAX submission when: form submits 'to itself' (we show the same form after submission) form is only a part of a larger view (such as a search form where search results may be dynamically added to an area on the page, such as a table or thumbnail grid)
Should I use Ajax or forms?
Both forms and ajax solutions are very similar. The only difference is when using a third party API that redirects the user for you. If you need to use a post request to send data and the location will reroute the user, you will need to use a form post and not an ajax.
When Should AJAX Be Used?
Where Should Ajax be Used? Ajax should be used anywhere in a web application where small amounts of information could be saved or retrieved from the server without posting back the entire pages. A good example of this is data validation on save actions.
When working with Ajax applications which is faster?
They are all equally fast, the only question is which you find most readable. If you will be making numerous similar ajax calls then it is best to use $.
