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Hello,
Firstly, I am sorry if I write my topic in wrong section cause I couldn't find right topic for it. I just start studying Ajax and using it in my ASP.Net web application. in one article I read this one:
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Ajax is for Action Not Content<br />
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If you're going to put up an Ajax application, or just something Ajax-like on your Web site, first determine if the data you're accessing changes. The point of the asynchronous request is that it makes requests to the server for information that has changed faster - because it's happening while the reader is doing something else. Then when they click a link or button (or after a set amount of time - whatever your distinction is) the data shows up right away.<br />
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If your content or data never changes, then you shouldn't use Ajax to access it.<br />
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If your content or data only rarely changes, then you probably shouldn't use Ajax to access it.<br />

the above sentence is from this http://webdesign.about.com/od/ajax/a/aa092506.htm


in this case, I should use Ajax in my website, when I wanna interact with data? is that true? for instance, like CMS projects or if I have more job with database then using Ajax might help to improve the performance of my database. is that true?
iate
I appreciate if you guys tell me your suggestions.
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