Who is "they"? The DHTMLX developers?
A helper is just an object with a set of functions that save you time
when creating your views (e.g. eliminate repetitive code, convenience
functions, etc.). You might want to write a helper for DHTMLX, but
it's not necessary.
You probably want to start off by just ignoring the AJAX stuff and
build a regular site using Cake. Then once you figure out how Cake
works, it should be simple to add the AJAX handlers. If you've already
read the Cookbook and followed the tutorial, then it should be pretty
straightforward how to use any JavaScript UI library with cake. Cake
doesn't care how you style your tables or form inputs, and DHTMLX
doesn't care what backend code you have. So just read the Cake and
DHTMLX manuals and use DHTMLX as you would on any other site.
On Jun 4, 8:43 am, Alexsandro wrote:
> Hello!
>
> Personal'm starting with cake and had a question. I use
> DHTMLX to create windows and layouts, but they do not know how to use
> it in
> cake we need a helper? or just call in the index?
>
> Sincerely,
>
> André Alexsandro
> Brazil / Joinville-SC
> (55) (47) 8825-0133
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