Jeremy Quinn wrote: > > Refactor Cocoon JS > ------------------ > > forms-lib.js and cforms.js get merged into a new file that will > contain all (non-ajax) CForms-specific code in the following > namespace: cocoon.forms.cforms. > > Any ajax-specific code from the files above and from cocoon-ajax.js > go into a new file in the following namespace: cocoon.ajax.cforms. > This is only loaded by your browser if you have Ajax enabled in your > form. > I think this global switch is a misconception. Can we change the meaning to: "use ajax if it's enabled in the form *and* if the current browser supports it?" Currently I only have the choice for switching ajax on for *all* users. Now if they happen to have turned off javascript, they simply can't use the form. So I would prefer to have a detection mechanism, if the current browser supports ajax or something like that.
Apart from that a general +1 for your ideas. Carsten -- Carsten Ziegeler - Open Source Group, S&N AG http://www.s-und-n.de http://www.osoco.org/weblogs/rael/
