File browser with ajax

Ajax, PHP
This class can used to maintain indexes on the server side utilizing an Ajax based client interface to maintain a strategic distance from page reloading. It produce a client interface to perform numerous sorts of operations on server side records perusing envelopes, erase, duplicate, glue, cut, and make new index or envelope. Download file
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Edit Table in Ajax

Ajax, PHP, PHP Scripts
This class might be utilized to alter information in the cells of a Html table utilizing Ajax to safeguard the adapted unit values without reloading the present page. It takes a bi-dimensional cluster as parameter to describe the substance of the units of the table to be altered. At that point it creates the table Html with the indispensible Javascript code to alter the unit substance. The client may alter the units by clicking on them. The unit is transformed into a content information so the client can modify the unit substance with the console. In the event that you are utilizing Advate then you can detail the sort of info you need returned: content, textarea, select, radio, and checkboxes. For the last three, you have the capacity to define…
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AJAX Rating Counter

Ajax, PHP, PHP Scripts
This bundle might be utilized to actualize a star rating framework that uses Ajax to overhaul the normal rate without reloading the rate page after a client has voted. It can show the present normal rating between 1 to 10 utilizing star symbol pictures. Another rating submitted by a client is sent to the server utilizing an Ajax solicitation. The server gives back where its due rating normal and the star symbol pictures change to the new rating worth. Download file from here
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Ajax chat scripts

Ajax, PHP, PHP Scripts
This class might be utilized to bring about a modest Web based visit framework that uses Ajax to overhaul the talk dialog show range without reloading the entire page. The class creates a page with a Web shape to submit what every visit line that the clients sort. The talk lines are sent to the server utilizing a Xmlhttprequest item. The talk lines are accepted by a server side script that uses the class to store what every client entered in a Mysql database table. Accordingly, the class yields the talk record recently designed to by shown in the client program pages. Download File
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AJAX File Uploader

Ajax, PHP, Tutorials
This class might be utilized to scan records transferred through Web shapes utilizing Ajax strategies to send the records without reloading the shape page. There is helper Javascript code that can transfer out of sight a record that the clients picks in a Web page shape and overhauls the transfer memo status in the page. A server side helper script gets the transferred indexes and duplicates to a transfer index. The class might be utilized to output the transfer index and record the formerly transferred documents as per diverse sorts: picture, sound, film and other. Download file from here
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Uncle Sam is watching you…through PRISM

Internet and Media, News
WASHINGTON: Uncle Sam is watching you...every electronic step you take, every digital move you make. The world woke on Friday morning to news that the US government's surveillance of people is much broader, wider, and deeper than initially thought and extends beyond America - into the whole world. For the last six years, the secretive National Security Agency (NSA) has been able to pluck data - including e-mails, videos, pictures, social networking details, and connection logs - from the main servers of Microsoft, Google, Yahoo, Apple, Facebook, Skype and other leading US tech companies. Its collection of metadata from Verizon is just the tip of the iceberg that is drifting towards the Obama administration. The newly disclosed US program, leaked by a disgruntled insider in the government, is named PRISM,…
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Facebook, Google deny spying access

Internet and Media, News
NEW DELHI: The CEOs of Facebook and Google on Saturday categorically denied that the US National Security Agency had "direct access" to their company servers for snooping on Gmail and Facebook users. But both acknowledged that the companies complied with the 'lawful' requests made by the US government and shared user data with sleuths. In a post titled "What the ...?" Google's official blog, CEO Larry Page wrote, "We have not joined any program that would give the US government—or any other government—direct access to our servers. We had not heard of a program called PRISM until yesterday." A few hours later, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg responded. "Facebook is not and has never been part of any program to give the US or any other government direct access to our…
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Pakistan threatens Google with ban

Internet and Media, News
[caption id="attachment_231" align="alignnone" width="585"] Pakistan's new IT minister has warned that Google could be blocked in the country if it fails to remove objectionable material from YouTube.[/caption]   ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's new IT minister has warned that Google could be blocked in the country if the company fails to remove blasphemous and objectionable material from its video-sharing website YouTube. Minister of state for IT and telecommunication Anusha Rahman Khan made the remarks on her first day in office yesterday while talking about Pakistan's efforts to end a nine-month ban on YouTube for hosting clips from the controversial film "Innocence of Muslims." Google, the parent company of YouTube, had rejected requests from the previous Pakistan People's Party-led government to remove the objectionable material and Khan said she hoped the company would listen…
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German Court Orders Google to Clean Up Autocomplete

Internet and Media, News
Today in international tech news: A German court tells Google that it'll have to clean up autocomplete; Amazon workers strike in Germany; and following last week's news of a record-breaking cyberheist, people question the wisdom of outsourcing jobs dealing with sensitive financial information. A federal court in Germany has told Google that it must remove offensive or defamatory suggestions from its autocomplete function when it receives a complaint. The case that prompted the ruling started with a German businessman who, upon culling through Google.de, found that he was associated with scientology and fraud. (He was apparently neither a scientologist nor a scumbag.) The court said that a person's privacy is violated when Google's autocomplete function, which offers suggestions on not-yet-completed search terms, links said person to something that isn't true.…
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