Thanks Rey! I didn't so much mean about using the built in ajax components, but more along the lines of all the work ajaxCFC does converting to json and such. Isn't some of that functionality build into CF8 now?
BrookD -----Original Message----- From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rey Bango Sent: October 3, 2007 5:52 PM To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com Subject: [jQuery] Re: ajaxCFC and CF8 Brook, CF8 provides quite a number of options in terms of prebuilt Ajax controls but I tend to refer to them as "intro" widgets. They don't provide the level of functionality available in jQuery or many other libs and do not adhere to any form of progressive enhancement. Also, few users want to use Spry for their development and CF8, out of the box, already includes an outdated and non-upgradeable version of YUI. AjaxCFC most certainly remains relevant as it provides a very easy interface for making Ajax calls to your CF templates and leveraging native CF data types. In addition, since jQuery is included in AjaxCFC, you now have the capability to leverage the wealth of jQuery plugins available. And since it's open source, you can upgrade things as needed instead of having to wait until Adobe patches the libs. Rob and I will be working on updating AjaxCFC to jQuery v1.2.1 soon and possibly creating wrappers around jQuery UI components. Rey... Brook Davies wrote: > Can Rob or Rey shed some light on this? Is ajaxCFC still relevant with > the release of CF8? > > > > BrookD > > >
