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It should be quite easy as long as you can use fsockopen(). (available in both PHP4 & 5) Doing it that way you will just have to resend the POST data along with a CSRF token, check php.net for examples on doing the harder half of it.

That's not an AJAX framework (like prototype/jQuery), it's an application framework. (like CakePHP, Symphony, etc...) And very few of those requires any JavaScript coding to be able to use AJAX.

AJAX = Asynchronous Javascript And XML, this solution is more like AJAH. ((X)HTML instead of XML)

But I think this would be a lot better as an extension, and done with unobtrusive JS instead. *strong semi-elitistic opinion*

Edit: Dämmn, elbekko was faster.

One solution is the one I came up with for Publish Topics:

if (!isset($lang_topic['Unpublish']))
        $lang_topic['Unpublish'] = 'Unpublish';

Doing it that way makes it possible to put translations in extensions. If someone makes a system for automatically keeping extensions updated then it won't be very hard to "push" translations of extensions.

if(count(array_intersect($perms_new, $perms_old)) != count($perms_new))
{
    if(count(array_intersect($perms_new, $perms_default)) == count($perms_new))
    {
        // Delete
    }
    
    else
    {
        // Insert/Update
    }
}

It should be quite easy to build the queries and the form directly from $perms. If done right, you will just have to add elements to $perms and $perms_default to add permissions. Forms, validation and queries are so similar that it will work most of the time, and when it doesn't you can always use some other hook. Depending on how it's all implemented you might have to use array_intersect_assoc() instead of array_intersect(), as the latter doesn't care about indexes.

And that's because I thought that $db->add_field() did that automagically. Update is on the way.

Or do it yourself.

I'm not talking about how things should be, I'm talking about what I'm used to.

Or you can put the page as a php file in the extension folder and use the URL rewriting system to make it appear wherever you want it. (as long as the rewriting system is in use) Or use misc.php, it's got a hook called mi_new_action that would do the job.