> As you can see, Scriptaculous, or Prototype doesn't support IE 5.x, which > could > lead to a few problems. Dojo on the other hand, supports IE 5.5 onwards, and > includes safari & opera support.
Can somebody verify this? The wiki says it's a Prototype limitation rather than a Scriptaculous limitation, but Rico is built on Prototype and claims IE 5.5+ compatibility. Speaking of Rico, did anyone check out the dynamically updating scrolling list example? That could be a pretty cool feature for the message list / address book widgets rather than using paging. Could add shortcut links to jump to specific points in the list as well (by last name, date, etc). > Also, another good thing is that it's ajax > support automatically includes iframe backup, which means if a browser doesn't > support xmlhttprequest, it still works through iframes. > Scriptaculous/prototype > don't have this as far as I can tell. Are there any browsers out there that don't support the XMLHttpRequest object, yet still support the necessary DOM functionality for a rich client interface? i.e., it's a good marketing point, but does it have any import in the real world? -j -- Jeremy Jongsma [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://jeremy.jongsma.org
