How we insert value in database using javascript

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I want to insert values in database using javascript like onblur() event of a text box.

plese provide me a small example to understand this..............

Posted 6-Dec-10 18:23pm

VinodKumar01

Updated 7-Dec-10 22:24pm

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2010-12-06T18:36:00

Solution 1

Sure. Steps:
1. Attach onblurr event handler to a textbox.
2. In this onblurr event attached method, use traditional XMLHttpRequest.
3. Create a XHR and send the value to server side. Trap the value, insert it in DB and return back the response as successful or failure.
Done.

Try!

Posted 6-Dec-10 18:36pm

Sandeep Mewara

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