[Proto-Scripty] Re: How to handle non-JavaScript browsers when using Ajax.Updaters for content

2008-09-12 Thread Dustin S
True. We actually dabble in Catalyst w/ Template Toolkit, but so far have actually found it far more intrusive that helpful to our online application, hence we're hand coding everything on the production site to-date [using handmade HTML, PHP, Prototype, LivePipe, and a dash of Scriptaculous!). I

[Proto-Scripty] Re: Are events fired after an LivePipe modals are loaded?

2008-09-11 Thread Dustin S
I found another way to make this work too. It turns out the solution was in the LivePipe system, since it provides an "afterOpen" option to any object you create, which is just like Prototype's "onComplete": 57 var w = new Control.Modal(container,Object.extend({ 5

[Proto-Scripty] How to handle non-JavaScript browsers when using Ajax.Updaters for content

2008-09-11 Thread Dustin S
I've got a homepage right now with a few links that each use an Ajax.Updater to XHR-in some content that gets shoved into the middle of my page. I'm wondering how to gracefully handle two things: (1) Users with normal browsers (i.e. JavaScript capable) who want to direct link to some content on my