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• track down all words, which user types in some textareas in public interface - include wrong typed and later corrected one's, exclude last word in text
• inform user how many unique words was used in this textarea in during last check
• for debug purposes I want to be able to display all of unique words, collected in during actual session

• every XXX seconds send content of textarea with id YYY to server
• split this text by spaces, cut off last word (it can be unfinished) - I don't care about person which types text from the middle, so I know there will be a lot of words in index
• if it is necessary, update index of unique words in text file of this session
• change innerHTML parameter of some DIV - put here count of unique words in this textarea
• if we are running debug mode, display all unique words for this session (not only for this textarea)

{wordindex textarea_id='userRequest'}

{wordindex textarea_id='userRequest' interval='2000'}

{wordindex textarea_id='userRequest' debug='1'}

• it do not care about last word in text (it count it for display count of unique words, but not index it)
• it do not care about right parsing of text, so there are some issues with non-iso characters

$objResponse->addAlert(); // method for display alert box
$objResponse->addAssign(); // method for assign content to html part with id
$objResponse->addAppend(); // method for append content to html part with id
$objResponse->addPrepend(); // method for prepend content to html part with id
$objResponse->addReplace(); // method for replacing any part of content of html part with id
$objResponse->addClear(); // method for clearing content of html part with id
$objResponse->addScript(); // method for run some JavaScript in page

nils73 wrote: If I am not mistaken, then this is what we were talking about

roman wrote: TIny MCE example: http://www.xlab6.com/spell.php

• You can now pass single and multidimensional arrays and associative arrays as parameters to your javascript stub functions, and then use them in your PHP functions. Additionally, if you pass in a javascript object as a parameter, the php function will receive an associative array representing the properties of the object
• Added the new addRemove() command method to the xajaxResponse class. addRemove() will add an XML command to your response to remove the specified HTML element from your application
• Added the new addCreate() command method to the xajaxResponse class. addCreate() will add an XML command to your response to create a new HTML element as a child to an existing element in your application
• Fixed some serious bugs in the UTF-8 encoding that prevented non-latin unicode characters from being transmitted correctly though xajax. Now xajax should work correctly with unicode Russian, Greek, Arabic, Hebrew, and many other unicode character sets

• xajax provides easy asynchronous Form processing. By using the xajax.getFormValues() javascript method, you can easily submit an array representing the values in a form as a parameter to a xajax asynchronous function:
  xajax_processForm(xajax.getFormValues('formId');
  It even works with complex input names like "checkbox[][]" and "name[first]" to produce multidimensional and associative arrays, just as if you had submitted the form and used the PHP $_GET array
• xajax automatically compares the data returned from the PHP functions to the data that is already in the attribute of the element you have marked for change. The attribute is only updated with the new data if it will actually change what is already in the attribute. This eliminates the flicker often observed in applications that update content at a regular time interval with data which may or may not differ from extant content.
• Each function registered to be accessible through xajax can have a different request type. All functions default to use POST unless GET is explicitly set. This is to encourage careful consideration of when to use GET requests
• xajax can be used with the Smarty templating system by creating a variable in smarty that contains the xajax javascript:
  $smarty->assign('xajax_javascript', $xajax->getJavascript());
  Then you can use
  {$xajax_javascript}
  in your header template to use xajax on your site.

wishy wrote: it's a little TOO overdone with the AJAX thing

<a href="index.php?action=list" onclick="xajax_list();return false;">List</a>

<__script__ type="text/javascript"><!-- document.getElementById('myFormSubmit').style.display = 'none'; // --></__script>

wishy wrote: that has to be used in moderation