Well, you'll have to make all your forms work traditionally, and use
JQ to override them, using things like the ajax form plugin etc.
Similiarly, any UI widgets you use should build themselves from
existing markup on the page.
For very complicated interfaces, it might be easier to provide a pure
A way to do this w/o adding another plugin is as follows. I'm sure there are
situations where livequery outperforms this perhaps but I haven't needed it
yet...
Say I'm loading script.html and I want my function, called bobFun, to be
applied to the newly loaded content...
//here's your function
va
In our app we include all jquery/javascript code in our "main" page
rather than loading more scripts via AJAX. We can then manipulate the
new content (loaded via AJAX) using those already existing scripts,
functions, etc. As far as binding events to this new content, we
generally use the liveque
You should look at the Live Query plug-in.
http://brandonaaron.net/docs/livequery/
Hope that helps.
-Marshall
spherop wrote:
i am loving jquery and the foray into a very ajax centric development
approach.
i am stuck though on a key architectural question.
my app loads different aspects o
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