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AJAX
by gautam on July 31, 2006

The separation of content on the web page from the navigational elements surrounding it results in a focused presentation of the content to search engines and reduces the loading time for users with slow internet speed as the actual content becomes visible to the user before the navigational elements get downloaded.
While redesigning the web page some basic form of navigation must remain on the web page in order to allow search engines and users who have taken a decision to disable JavaScript to navigate between the pages on the site. One could implement delayed loading of the navigational elements with inline frames or by using the XmlHttpRequest object implemented in most modern browsers. This object gives a tighter control over the loading process and the ability to detect and handle download errors. Get more details out here.
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