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se the 2.0 in a few months.
Philippe Jadin
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Rey
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er 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
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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" ?
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> 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
with modified nodes.
All this is very cool to have in jquery, thanks a lot for making it happen!
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with this as a result :
item[0]['parent']=false (is false != 0? OTOH, the backend knows what
is the id of root)
item[1]['parent']=0
item[21]['parent']=1
item[34]['parent']=1
item[4]['parent']=0
item[7]['parent']=0
My 2 cents :-)
onse from John has been:
> It's in the works.
>
> Blair
>
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ay, thanks a lot for this refreshing way of using javascript !
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