On 14 Dec 2005, at 18:22, Sylvain Wallez wrote:
Jeremy Quinn wrote:
I am stuck, not able to commit at the moment, as the code in Dojo
for loading javascripts in the fly, currently has fatal problems
on Safari.
Jerm, I'm catching up on this, and will have time to dedicate to it
starting
Antonio Gallardo wrote:
Carsten Ziegeler wrote:
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 happe
Jeremy Quinn wrote:
I am stuck, not able to commit at the moment, as the code in Dojo for
loading javascripts in the fly, currently has fatal problems on Safari.
Jerm, I'm catching up on this, and will have time to dedicate to it
starting next week. So I'd be happy to take the ball!
Sylvain
On 13 Dec 2005, at 00:54, Carsten Ziegeler wrote:
Ralph Goers wrote:
Jeremy Quinn wrote:
Hi Ralph
On 9 Dec 2005, at 15:06, Ralph Goers wrote:
Jeremy Quinn wrote:
The first thing I have done is to use the dojo.require mechanism
to dynamically load all JS in the browser, so for instan
On 14 Dec 2005, at 11:17, Jean-Baptiste Quenot wrote:
Hello Jeremy,
Thank you for taking care of integrating Dojo in Cocoon. We are
very interested in that, and especially to have the suggestion
list working with Dojo and CForms.
Do you plan to commit your changes soon? We would be gl
Hello Jeremy,
Thank you for taking care of integrating Dojo in Cocoon. We are
very interested in that, and especially to have the suggestion
list working with Dojo and CForms.
Do you plan to commit your changes soon? We would be glad to help
if we can manage to get into it.
Thanks in adv
Carsten Ziegeler wrote:
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 java
Carsten Ziegeler wrote:
> The ajax support in the portal is currently just for the portal itself
> (reloading of coplets etc.), but not for the portlets itself. (Yes, Ralf
> I'm mixing coplet and portlet again - like I did in the presentation :( )
>
Sorry, I misspelled your name, it should read Ra
Ralph Goers wrote:
> Jeremy Quinn wrote:
>
>
>>Hi Ralph
>>
>>On 9 Dec 2005, at 15:06, Ralph Goers wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Jeremy Quinn wrote:
>>>
>>>
The first thing I have done is to use the dojo.require mechanism
to dynamically load all JS in the browser, so for instance, if
your form
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
Jeremy Quinn wrote:
Hi Ralph
On 9 Dec 2005, at 15:06, Ralph Goers wrote:
Jeremy Quinn wrote:
The first thing I have done is to use the dojo.require mechanism
to dynamically load all JS in the browser, so for instance, if
your form does not use htmlarea, the javascripts are not loaded :
Hi Antonio,
On 9 Dec 2005, at 17:17, Antonio Gallardo wrote:
Jeremy Quinn wrote:
Hi All
I am working on refactoring our CForms Ajax code to use the Dojo
Ajax Library. [1]
The aim of this is to reduce the amount of cocoon-specific ajax
code that needs maintaining by us, to a minimum,
Hi Ralph
On 9 Dec 2005, at 15:06, Ralph Goers wrote:
Jeremy Quinn wrote:
The first thing I have done is to use the dojo.require mechanism
to dynamically load all JS in the browser, so for instance, if
your form does not use htmlarea, the javascripts are not loaded :)
If there are multi
Jeremy Quinn wrote:
Hi All
I am working on refactoring our CForms Ajax code to use the Dojo Ajax
Library. [1]
The aim of this is to reduce the amount of cocoon-specific ajax code
that needs maintaining by us, to a minimum, while simultaneously
adding useful new functionality.
The fir
Jeremy Quinn wrote:
The first thing I have done is to use the dojo.require mechanism to
dynamically load all JS in the browser, so for instance, if your form
does not use htmlarea, the javascripts are not loaded :)
If there are multiple forms on a page (i.e. in the portal) will multiple
c
On 9 Dec 2005, at 12:46, hepabolu wrote:
Jeremy Quinn wrote:
I am working on refactoring our CForms Ajax code to use the Dojo
Ajax Library. [1]
GREAT!
:)
The aim of this is to reduce the amount of cocoon-specific ajax
code that needs maintaining by us, to a minimum, while
simult
Jeremy Quinn wrote:
I am working on refactoring our CForms Ajax code to use the Dojo Ajax
Library. [1]
GREAT!
The aim of this is to reduce the amount of cocoon-specific ajax code
that needs maintaining by us, to a minimum, while simultaneously adding
useful new functionality.
+1, will
Hi All
I am working on refactoring our CForms Ajax code to use the Dojo Ajax
Library. [1]
The aim of this is to reduce the amount of cocoon-specific ajax code
that needs maintaining by us, to a minimum, while simultaneously
adding useful new functionality.
The first thing I have done i
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