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AJAX and Web Statistics
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07/22/2005, By Jep Castelein
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I do understand the difficulty of grasping AJAX: it a popular topic, maybe even a hype. Many people write about it, and not everyone has a solid story. So certain aspects of AJAX that are repeated over and over again are catching on. One of the aspects is the death of the page refresh: with AJAX you can just load new information into an existing web page. In the Techweb article it is therefore assumed that there are no pages anymore, because the URL stays the same. This is not entirely true: you are still loading new information, it's just not an entire page. The new information is also a page on a web server, and it is therefore logged. On the backbase website we've stored all content-pages in one directory, in a hierarchical structure.
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