Hi K-BL, While it's a great app, I don't think it really fits into jQuery UI as it is now.
jQuery UI serves core interaction components and widgets, but yours is more a complete application, and I'm not sure if it's generic enough to be used in thousands of usecases. It might be a great demo app though in the future, if it would use all the power of jQuery UI. Thanks, Paul On Jun 16, 6:29 pm, K-BL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hey Guys, > A lot has happened since I first posted about jQuery.sheet - A jQuery > Spreadsheet with Calculations v0.1. We're now at version 2.5. > Version 2.5 adds ajax load/save, in-place navigation, in-place edit, > cross browser compatibility, true resize (opera & safari have some > trouble here), upper menu (uses jquery.clickmenu), and many other tiny > features. > > I'm working on version 0.3 at the moment, and things are progressing > well. The next release will get rid of those pesky onScroll bars > flying all over the place and many fixes. Also I'm working on > converting it's styling to be used with jQuery UI Theming. I'm also > working on a packed version, but it's proving somewhat tricky. > > I've looked and looked all over the web and only found (at this point > in time) only one other real-world usable competitor (wpSS). My hopes > are that jQuery.sheet will give everyone some real flexibility, speed, > and minimal JS. > > I would like to get some input from your guys. As I stated before, > this is my first plugin. If you guys don't mind, check out the Demo > and give me a suggestion. Also, is there anything I can do to see > about getting into jQuery UI? > > Demo found > here:http://jqueryplugins.weebly.com/uploads/3/1/3/8/313814/jquery.sheet.html > > Thanks Guys, > K-BL
