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Ajax From the Ground Up: Part 2 - Sending Data to the Server 
Tutorialized.com | Wed, Aug 5
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In part one of this multi-part series, we learned how to create an instance of the XMLHttpRequest object in a cross-browser fashion. In part 2, we'll discuss the code needed to start communicating wit...
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