addHtml('post-container', '' . $post['content'] . ''); } $response = $ajax->getResponse(); echo $response['html']; ?>
addError('Please enter your name and email address.'); } else { // save data to database saveFormData($name, $email); $ajax->addMessage('Your form has been submitted successfully.'); } $response = $ajax->getResponse(); echo $response['json']; ?>In this example, the server-side code receives the form data via `POST`, then performs validation and saves the data to a database. The `addMessage` method of the `$ajax` object is used to send a success message back to the page, or the `addError` method is used to send an error message if there was a problem with the form data. Overall, PHP FD Ajax provides an easy-to-use library for implementing asynchronous functionality on the server-side of a PHP application. The package library for PHP FD Ajax is the `phpfd/ajax` package, which can be installed using Composer.