Yes, I'm using jquery. Now I would like to ask one thing about Ajax.
I have a page with multiple projects. Each project is displayed in a
nice widget containing common info about the project such as author,
category, votes count, title etc. Each project has its own project_id.
And now, attention. I have added the button Vote into the every widget
which will allow to vote for the project.
So I have a lot of buttons. After some button was clicked, I must to
execute an Ajax request using corresponding project_id. Then when the
server retrieved the ajax call, it tries to add vote for the project
into the model and after successful response disable the Vote button.
As I described, I'm using many Vote buttons, so I think of $.get Ajax
calls instead of $.post because then it is hard to add a lot of ajax
functions for each form id. So the only one function for executing get
ajax call considered.
Am I right? I'm trying things to be done, but somethins is wrong. Just
explain me the conception of GET or POST ajax methods in case of
having to execute multiple Ajax calls on a single page.
Kostia
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