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    Lightbulb help pleaseee

    Could someone comment it plese... what does what!!!!



    var guestbook;
    window.addEvent('domready', domReady);
    //a custom event that fires when the DOM is ready to be manipulated
    function domReady() {
    var req = new Request.JSON({
    url: 'control.php?action=getPage',
    onSuccess: ajaxSuccess
    }).send()
    $('newComment').addEvent('submit', addComment);
    $('delete').addEvent('submit', deletee);
    $('edit').addEvent('submit', editt);

    }


    function ajaxSuccess(jArray){
    jArray.each(function(post){
    var postObject = new PostItem(post.id, post.name, post.comment);
    postObject.display().inject($('commentList'));
    });
    }
    function addComment(e){
    e.stop();
    var req = new Request({
    url:'control.php?action=insertPost',
    onSuccess:insert
    }).post(this);


    }
    function insert(idNo){
    new Element('span',{
    'text':'inserted item ' + idNo
    }).inject($('newComment'));
    }




    function editt(e){
    e.stop();
    var req = new Request({
    url:'control.php?action=editPost',
    onSuccess:edit2
    }).post(this);


    }
    function edit2(idNo){
    new Element('span',{
    'text':'edited item.'
    }).inject($('edit'));
    }

    function deletee(e){
    e.stop();
    var req = new Request({
    url:'control.php?action=removePost&id='+this.id.va lue,
    onSuccess:delete2
    }).send();
    }
    function delete2(idNo){
    new Element('span',{
    'text':'deleted item.'
    }).inject($('newComment'));
    }


    var PostItem = new Class({

    initialize: function(id, name, comment){
    this.id = id;
    this.name = name;
    this.comment = comment;
    },

    display: function(){
    var cont = new Element('div',{
    'class':'postItem',
    'id':'post'+this.id
    });

    var number = new Element('p',{
    'class':'postid',
    'text':this.id + ' is your ID'
    });

    var title = new Element('h3',{
    'class':'postTitle',
    'text':this.name + ' says...'
    });
    var comment = new Element('p',{
    'class':'postComment',
    'text':this.comment
    });
    number.inject(cont);
    title.inject(cont);
    comment.inject(cont);
    return cont;
    }


    });


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    Default Re: help pleaseee

    Rarely can a programmer deciper a Java code without comments, sometimes not even the codes writer can find out what the code means.

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    Default Re: help pleaseee

    This is JavaScript code talking to a PHP backend. This is a Java forum. If you're not sure which is which then read up a bit and ask in the appropriate places. And please don't PM people to answer these things.
    Need Java help? Check out the HotJoe Java Help forums!

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    Default Re: help pleaseee

    Thread locked. Double posting is not allowed, and you should know the difference between java and javascript with fancy code like that.