Hi all,
since years I maintain and develop a architecture database and haven't
found a good framework for developing an web frontend for interacting
(viewing and(!) editing) with a complex relational database. Now I
discovered CakePhp and it look's like I have found the right thing.
But there is still a problem, if You have a relation to a table with
many,many entries. In the generated views the dropdown fields become
very large, because all possible selection have to be preloaded in the
html element.
With an classic AJAX Livesearch field it would be possible to avoid
this, but the negative thing with this Livesearch/Autosuggest stuff
is, that You can't scroll through the data!
Now I found the Javascript package Rico with their LiveGrid
technology.
Example: http://openrico.org/rico/livegrid.page and
http://openrico.org/rico/yahoo_search
(scrollable field combined with a search field!)
This looks impressing.
My Question: Does anybody already have started to include this
LiveGrid technology into Cake PHP? I believe, that this could become
an killer feature for CakePhp ;)
Hope to hear from someone,
Sascha
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