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Notable examples include web-based email applications like Gmail and mapping tools like Google Maps This new breed of web applications uses a set of design practices and technologies known as Ajax Ajax is programming shorthand for a set of techniques that create more responsive, dynamic pages One of the hallmarks of Ajax is the ability to refresh part of the page while leaving the rest untouched In this chapter, you ll learn how Ajax works and you ll see how you can use it to create rich, responsive web pages You won t delve into the intricate details of do-it-yourself Ajax (which requires an extensive understanding of JavaScript), but you will explore the Ajax features of ASPNET These features allow you to use the familiar ASPNET model NET objects and serverside controls to get Ajax effects with surprisingly little effort..

Before you really get started with Ajax, it s important to understand its capabilities and limitations. Only then will you know how to fit it into your web applications.

These are similar to the belongs to foreignKey, conditions, and fields parameters. Set them to add more specific control to the has one relationship.

The key benefit of Ajax is responsiveness. An Ajax application, when done properly, provides a better experience for the user. Even if the user can t do anything new (or do anything faster), this improved experience can make your web application seem more modern and sophisticated. If you re creating a website that s competing against other similar sites, you just might find that Ajax allows you to distinguish your work from the rest of the pack. Ajax can also provide genuinely new features that aren t possible in traditional web pages. For example, Ajax pages often use JavaScript code that reacts to client-side events like mouse movements and key presses. These events occur frequently, so it s not practical to deal with them using the postback model. For example, imagine you want to highlight a TextBox when the user moves the mouse over it. With the postback approach, you d need to send the entire page back to the web server, regenerate it, and refresh it in the browser by which point the mouse might be somewhere completely different. This approach is clearly impractical. However, an Ajax page can deal with this scenario because it can react immediately, updating the page if needed or requesting additional information from the web server in the background. While this request is under way, the user is free to keep working with the page. In fact, the user won t even realize that the request is taking place.

Note Ajax isn t really a whole new technology. More accurately, it s a set of techniques, some of which

extend existing practices. For example, you ve already seen quite a few ASP.NET controls that use client-side JavaScript to provide a richer experience, such as the validation controls ( 10) and the Menu control ( 14). However, Ajax pages use much more JavaScript than normal, they often require interactions between controls, and they often request additional information from the web server using a special browser object called XMLHttpRequest, which is available to client-side JavaScript code.

When deleting records in a has one relationship, you may want both sides of the association to be deleted. For example, when a user has one profile and the user is deleted, you may want the associated profile to be deleted also. In these cases, the dependent key allows you to do this easily. By default, it is set to false. Set dependent to true to delete records in both tables when the delete action is run through the associated model. In the blog you are building, you have no need of a has one relationship. We will make use of another important relationship in Cake: has many.

The number of regular registrants for the half marathon run/walk race (cell E7, defined name RRHM) The number of regular registrants for the marathon run/walk race (cell F7, defined name RRM) The number of day-of-race registrants for the 2-kilometer kids dash (cell B8, defined name DOR2K) The number of day-of-race registrants for the 5-kilometer run/walk race (cell C8, defined name DOR5K) The number of day-of-race registrants for the 10-kilometer run/walk race (cell D8, defined name DOR10K) The number of day-of-race registrants for the half marathon run/walk race (cell E8, defined name DORHM) The number of day-of-race registrants for the marathon run/walk race (cell F8, defined name DORM) Subtotals for 2-kilometer, 5-kilometer, 10-kilometer, half marathon, and marathon registration fees (cells B10 through F10) The grand total for all registration fees (cell B11)