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How to Bind Remote Data to Dropdownlist using JavaScript | CodeLSC

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How to Bind Remote Data to Dropdownlist using JavaScript | CodeLSC   Implementing a Dropdownlist with Remote Data using jQuery AJAX Dropdownlists are a common UI element used in web applications to allow users to select options from a list. In some cases, we may need to populate a dropdownlist with data retrieved from a remote data source. This tutorial will show you how to implement a dropdownlist with remote data using JavaScript and jQuery AJAX. Requirements: jQuery library (version 3.6.0 or above) A remote data source in JSON format (for this tutorial, we will be using the JSONPlaceholder API)   HTML: The HTML code for our dropdownlist is very simple. We have a select element with an id of "postsDropdown" and one default option with the value "null". <select id="postsDropdown"> <option class="e-popup" value="null">Sele
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AJAX Request Example using JavaScript | CodeLSC

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Learn how to make AJAX requests on a button click using JavaScript without any third-party libraries Demo: Requirements: Basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript A text editor to write the code A modern web browser to test the code In this tutorial, we will learn how to make AJAX requests using Vanilla JavaScript. AJAX stands for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML, and it allows us to send and receive data from a server without reloading the entire page. We will use the XMLHttpRequest object to make the requests. Step 1:  HTML Start by creating an HTML file and adding the basic structure to it. Add a title to the page and a container for the response.   <!-- This is an example of an AJAX request using vanilla JavaScript. --> <!DOCTYPE   html > <html>    <head>      <title> AJAX Request|CodeLSC </title>      <meta   charset = "UTF-8"   />      <meta   name = "viewport"   content = "wid
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