This file, in addition to the script file references, has three HTML tags, two of which are input elements and the third is a <span/> element. When the browser is displayed, one can enter values into the two text boxes (assumed numerical values, no validation has been set up). When the boxes get blurred (when you step out of the box after typing in the value), the function is evaluated and the result gets written to the <span/> element.
One of the objectives in writing this tutorial was to introduce our readers to CFAjax. Another objective was to explain why some of the examples in the download may not work immediately. A detailed step-by-step procedure for creating a virtual directory referencing the downloaded directory has been described. The place where the user function needs to be appended is also shown using the virtual directory so created. An extremly simple example was chosen to highlight the use of the CFAjax code as related to its constituent external script files. Template reference of <cfinclude> is not referenced absolutely; some examples may require this to be changed as well. I thank James Holmes for showing clear documentation for the DWREngine._execute() method.
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