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Line 2: [[Ajax (programming)\|AJAX]] (''asynchronous JavaScript and XML'') is a popular name for a web programming technique that queries the server or fetches content without reloading the entire page. While programming AJAX can be complex, libraries of functions can make it much easier. MediaWiki's [{{SERVER}}/skins-1.5/common/ajax.js ajax.js] provides a small set of functions by default<s>, and [[m:User:Pathoschild/Scripts/Ajax framework\|Pathoschild's AJAX framework]] provides a more comprehensive library of functions</s><sup>(obsolete)</sup>. This page will document programming with and without the latter. In addition, [[jQuery]] provides a convenient framework for easily making Ajax requests. ==Common problems== Line 156: : [[Wikipedia:Tools/Navigation popups\|Navigation popups]] : [[Wikipedia:WikiProject User scripts/Scripts/Twinkle\|Twinkle]] (some code in [[User:AzaToth/morebits.js]], and good examples of AJAX are in the bottom of [[User:AzaToth/twinklespeedy.js]]) :** [[User:Kaldari/wikilove.js]] - uses Ajax (via jQuery) to edit user talk pages ; Mediawiki

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