Re: Ajax gone after redirect

I go by the rule-of-thumb to use ajax when the application really is
an application and not in any way similar to a website. Anytime I want
to use the word page to describe something or "go to" to describe an
action I know ajax is a bad choice. Ajax is so cool when you manage to
find a good use for it, though.

Google Calendar (even Gmail to a lesser extent) is a good example of a
"proper" application. I have never clicked the back button in Calendar
by mistake but I have managed to do it a few times in Gmail (trying to
switch back to the inbox and instead reloading the whole thing).

/Martin

On Mar 30, 3:45 pm, Stu <greenmushroo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hahaha, I hear you.  I have learned thru the hard way that Ajax is to
> be used in moderation.  Switched from a 100% Ajax navigated site, to
> about a 5%.
>
> I wouldn't say it was a waste of time.  My Ajax knowledge grew and I
> learned a valuable lesson.
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