return 'hello';
}
// start server
$server = new HTML_AJAX_Server();
// register normal function
$callback = 'foobar';
$server->registerPhpCallback($callback);
// register static method
$callback = array('Foo', 'bar');
$server->registerPhpCallback($callback);
// register object method
$foo = new Foo();
$callback = array($foo, 'bar');
$server->registerPhpCallback($callback);
// handle the request
if ($server->handleRequest()) {
exit;
}
?>
<html>
<head>
<script type='text/javascript' src="?client=all&stub=all"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" language="Javascript">
<!--
HTML_AJAX.defaultServerUrl = 'php_callback.php';
function testCallPhpCallback(cb)
{
HTML_AJAX.callPhpCallback(cb, showResult);
}
/** * Simplest possible usage of HTML_AJAX_Server * * The server responds to ajax calls and also serves the js client libraries, so they can be used directly from the PEAR data dir * 304 not modified headers are used when server client libraries so they will be cached on the browser reducing overhead * * @category HTML * @package AJAX * @author Joshua Eichorn <*****@*****.**> * @copyright 2005 Joshua Eichorn * @license http://www.opensource.org/licenses/lgpl-license.php LGPL * @version Release: @package_version@ * @link http://pear.php.net/package/HTML_AJAX */ // include the server class include 'HTML/AJAX/Server.php'; // include the test class will be registering include 'support/test.class.php'; // create our new server $server = new HTML_AJAX_Server(); // register an instance of the class were registering $test =& new test(); $server->registerClass($test); $server->ajax->packJavaScript = true; // handle different types of requests possiblities are // ?client=all - request for all javascript client files // ?stub=classname - request for proxy stub for given class, can be combined with client but this may hurt caching unless stub=all is used // ?c=classname&m=method - an ajax call, server handles serialization and handing things off to the proper method then returning the results $server->handleRequest();
function javascript()
{
$server = new HTML_AJAX_Server($this->request);
$server->handleRequest();
}
