§ Don't AJAX an image!
Using AJAX is fine when you need it, but I've used AJAX to simply reload CAPTCHA images. Boy, some people are dumb! Me, in particular.
UPDATE: I'm dumber than I thought...
Referring to the code below, why waste time getting the time? Just do:
function reload_image() {
document.getElementById("rndimg").src+=1;
}
Instead of AJAX, just change the src of the img tag. This is what I use for CAPTCHA images now.
function reload_image() {
var currentTime = new Date()
document.getElementById("rndimg").src+=currentTime.getTime();
}
Boy, some people are just dumb. Me, in particular. UPDATE: Say it again...
last edited on May 30th, 2010 at 4:33 PM
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