Re: [jQuery] jQuery Powered Sites - Keep the Links Coming
Please keep sending links as we want to have a nice list of jQuery-powered sites for the jQuery web site. http://www.100drine.be/blog/ uses jquery for the electronic postcards. If you hover on any image in the content area, there is a big red button that says send this picture as an ecard. The site is in french, and endorsed by the Belgian public service Yapaka (www.yapaka.be), a government campaign that helps people (in this case, teens) talk to each other Philippe Thanks, Rey... ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/ -- Philippe Jadin Thinkedit, a flexible data and content management system : http://www.thinkedit.org ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
Re: [jQuery] List of jQuery-Powered Sites
If you could, please provide a description of where jQuery is being used within the website. Please reply to this email and I'll begin compiling the list. Hello, We are starting to use Jquery inside Thinkedit, a freshly opensourced cms. We use it for the dropdown menus in the admin interface ( http://www.thinkedit.org/think/index.php?node_id=19 ) , to show a console ( http://www.thinkedit.org/think/index.php?node_id=29 ), and various show/hide stuff. Expect some questions from me when we'll start more complicated stuff :-) And feel free to try Thinkedit. I expect to release the 2.0 in a few months. Philippe Jadin Thanks, Rey ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/ -- Philippe Jadin Thinkedit, a flexible data and content management system : http://www.thinkedit.org ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
Re: [jQuery] possible to load html page fragment?
Thanks to both of you! I'll give your suggestions a shot this weekend. And if I'm feeling really adventurous, maybe I'll try to add a parameter for this in the jTip plugin. This gives me an idea : this could be used for very simple jquery-based progressive enhancement (unobstrusive ajax) : - first use normal a href=yourfile ajax_target=myelement_target_id which reload the entire page in the browser - enhance those a with jquery and use $.ajax to load the content - inside your file put a div id=loadme arround the changed content You can this way only reload part of the page if JS is enabled. This would waste some server ressources, since the whole page would be rendered server side, but with some additional logic it should be possible to render/send only the loadme div when the call is done with ajax. Has it been already done in other projects? Karl -- Philippe Jadin Thinkedit, a flexible data and content management system : http://www.thinkedit.org ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
Re: [jQuery] jQuery Metadata Plugin
On 11/2/06, Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: sure, slip in a different namespace and you can make your own tags but it won't validate unless you do the dtd for it too. I'm wondering, about validation, does a page must validate before or after it is parsed by javascript? Curently, w3c validator and others do not understand javascript. The only way to see a finished page is to use source code of the selection in firefox. What happens if we decide that a page should validate after jquery/javascript opperations ? In this case, we could add exotic attributes to html tags, and remove them with jquery. The result would be valid. Do screen readers have a javascript engine ? Should the online validators understand this javascript monkey patching ? ;-) -- Philippe Jadin Thinkedit, a flexible data and content management system : http://www.thinkedit.org ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
Re: [jQuery] Serializing Sortables (new approach)
params[:item].each {|id, hash| Item.find(id).update_attributes(hash)}
Which should convert the serialized data into the acts_as_nested_set. Make
sense?
It does. I'm wondering what happens if you have a very large tree
(+10.000 nodes) and you load part of it on demand. In this situation,
the whole tree is never loaded at once for scalability reasons, so it
is not possible to compute the left and right values client side.
Maybe it's a specific use case. If so, another serializer could be
written that only sends parent_id information for the loaded tree ?
I never used act_as_nested_set, but my implementation allows you to
add nodes in an arbitrary order, then you can rebuild the tree. It
is also possible to add a node anywhere without rebuilding the nested
set.
There is an article on the difference between adjacency list (parent
id) and what they call modified preorder tree traversal (left +
right) :
http://www.sitepoint.com/article/hierarchical-data-database/2
Something else that came to mind : is it possible to allow other
parameters to be sent? Like a 'modified' flag, so we can only update
the DB with modified nodes.
All this is very cool to have in jquery, thanks a lot for making it happen!
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Philippe Jadin
Thinkedit, a flexible
data and content
management system :
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Re: [jQuery] Serializing Sortables (new approach)
for what purpose do you need left and right values for serialisation? Isn't it enough to store the hierarchial structure in multidimensional arrays? I was answering to the first proposal that includes left and right values in the serialized data. I agree that it's even simpler and more general to provide a multidimensional array Philippe ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
[jQuery] Intro + suggestion (plugin repository)
Hello, It's my first post, so let me introduce myself. I'm a jquery newbie, somewhat knowledgeable at javascript, php, and web applications in general. I'm the developer of thinkedit (www.thinkedit.org) yet another php CMS. We choosed jquery to add easily some dynamic behaviour to the admin interface of this cms. Currently, very little has been done in this direction. The main thing to do is to build a tree ui for the management of nodes inside the cms. This being said, I have a first question / proposal : is there a plan to have a solid plugin repository ? It would be great to have a central place where authors can add plugins, with structured informations : - author - last updated - compatibility with jquery version x and upper (very important if you plan to change the api) - user rating - user comments - svn access This looks like a lot of work, but this would help a lot. I'm always a bit in discomfort to copy and paste some plugin code from some unknown people on a production site. This would also help collaboration on plugins. Maybe I'm dreaming, or maybe it already exists, or maybe it's too early ? Anyway, thanks a lot for this refreshing way of using javascript ! -- Philippe Jadin Thinkedit, a flexible data and content management system : http://www.thinkedit.org ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
Re: [jQuery] Intro + suggestion (plugin repository)
Very good news! Having this kind of official repository would be a big plus for jquery vs the other frameworks. The infrastructure work already done for jquery is amazing Philippe On 10/18/06, Blair McKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Previous threads have brought this up and the response from John has been: It's in the works. Blair -- Philippe Jadin Thinkedit, a flexible data and content management system : http://www.thinkedit.org ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
