ExtJs uses the concept of foundation libraries to provide things like
DOM manipulation, event handling, animation etc.
Its class hierarchy is built on a foundation-agnostic adapter layer.
You can use either ext-base as the foundation (A pure extJS foundation
library), or Prototype, or jQuery, or
I have only had a shallow look at ExtJS but as I see it:
Prototype is a javascript framework with ajax
ExtJS is an Ajax and GUI framework built in javascript
That is: Prototype is used to put some nice ajax on your web-app and
ExtJS is something you build your app in from the start. Using ExtJS
Youll usually have conflicts between js frameworks unless you build
one specifically to not interfere with the other.
Your best bet is to use one or the other. If you use extjs, create
your own helper for it.
On Feb 2, 9:11 pm, Aurelius wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I really like the Ajax-Helper, but the ex
Hi!
I really like the Ajax-Helper, but the extJS-Framework has some
function which are not provided by prototype, so is there any reason
why not to use both at the same time (beside a bit more download at
the first page)?
thx
Aurelius
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