cjax?

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Well lately I've been searching into PHP AJAX framework, which can be quite helpful for me. Don't get me wrong, I can code in both PHP and Javascript, but when they are integrated together I am totally confused. This is where PHP AJAX framework comes to play in my mind, as they can separate PHP completely from javascript(and some actually allow you to code without much javascript). I find this cjax as the most popular framework for PHP AJAX and good news is that it's still being developed(unlike dead projects like PHPlivex and half-dead projects like Xajax). The project description and download links can all be found from its official site. Seems that CakePHP and Codeignitor both use this third party library.

http://cjax.sourceforge.net/

 

So I was wondering, how many of you prefer using a PHP-AJAX library/framework like cjax? If you were building a custom MVC framework of your own, would you use cjax in your project? And why?

 

[scootstah]

I prefer to just use something like jQuery for AJAX. It is more flexible and I have way more control without having to modify anything.

 

Plus, if you are using MVC, your Views are already separate from everything else.

[Jessica]

I also use jQuery, but it sounds like this is something that helps you write the PHP page that responds to the request? I've never had a need for that.

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I also use jQuery, but it sounds like this is something that helps you write the PHP page that responds to the request? I've never had a need for that.

 

I think Cjax integrates JQuery? If not there should be a plugin anyway.