is it, using AJAX is acceptable in GODADDY domain?

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Hi, I am doing one project for one Cricket sports company. To avoid many page loading in our Application, we are planning to use AJAX (UpdatePanel control). We have already got our domain from GODADDY.COM .... I have google'd it, but little confused after the search... can you please let us know whether AJAX is acceptable in GODADDY.COM ? ... is anyone having an AJAX experience from GODADDY.COM?

Thanks in Advance :)
Have a great day all :)

Posted 17-Feb-14 5:41am

SRK90

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 17-Feb-14 11:46am

Are you going to ask such questions for any combination of technology and hosting provider?.. :-)
Why not asking GoDaddy?
—SA

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Solution 2

Hi Rajesh,

Yes, they must be support for AJAX. To make sure, you can ask Godaddy directly.

Posted 17-Feb-14 18:45pm

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SRK90 18-Feb-14 13:09pm

Thank you mate :) I have called GODADDY, and they have said AJAX is acceptable :)

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I'm using godaddy and confirm that we can use Ajax on it.

Posted 17-Feb-14 19:26pm

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SRK90 18-Feb-14 13:10pm

Thank you mate :) I have called GODADDY, and they have said AJAX is acceptable :

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2014-02-17T05:45:00

Solution 1

I don't think Ajax can be blocked anyhow. Read about it and you will understand it:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ajax_%28programming%29[^].

Ajax will work if standard Javascript is available on the client side and is enabled. Of course, HTTP requests send with the use of Ajax should be adequately processed on the server side.

—SA

Posted 17-Feb-14 5:45am

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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SRK90 18-Feb-14 13:09pm

Thank you mate :) I have called GODADDY, and they have said AJAX is acceptable :)

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 18-Feb-14 13:17pm

Great. As I say, I was sure it is. Will you accept the answer formally then (green "Accept" button)?
—SA