Orson Jones wrote:
I am seriously considering converting a site I am working on to use
ajax. If it helps to see what I am talking about see
http://tetratech.info/demo/
Some people say using frames/flash/ajax destroys the functionality of
the back/forward buttons in the browser. (which I basicall
Wade Preston Shearer wrote:
I don't know if this will help at all [I rarely post because I always
think that my suggestion is silly] but, depending on your audience,
you could pop the browser so that the navigation buttons are not
present and force all navigation through ajax or built in links
I don't know if this will help at all [I rarely post because I
always think that my suggestion is silly] but, depending on your
audience, you could pop the browser so that the navigation buttons
are not present and force all navigation through ajax or built in
links. That way the user can't
Wade Preston Shearer wrote:
Some people say using frames/flash/ajax destroys the functionality of
the back/forward buttons in the browser.
I completely agree. I don't see why you need any of these for your site.
I don't know if this will help at all [I rarely post because I always
think tha
> To solve the nasty popup when hitting back after a post, simply redirect
> (to the same page even) after every post. It's a very common approach.
just be careful on the number of redirects...firefox has a redirect
limit. i think the default is 20. i have seen sites that cause
error/issue in fire
Orson Jones wrote:
I am seriously considering converting a site I am working on to use
ajax. If it helps to see what I am talking about see
http://tetratech.info/demo/
...
Any of the javascript libraries is probably going to do what you want. I
have personally used prototype.js, yui, and ex
Orson Jones wrote:
I think I can keep my existing backend and simply add an option to not
display headers/navigation/footers (Just the stuff that is updating.)
Then I would have some javascript that would rewrite the links/forms to
pull/update the content ajax style.
Sorry I have never u
I love the frames/flash/ajax technologies, but only when they are
implemented to their strengths. I don't think navigation is one of them.
-- Cole
Quoting Orson Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hmmm I personally can't see much use for AJAX in navigation of the demo
site you provided us with.
- Original message -
Yes, this is my goal. I do. It only uses post w..
Orson,
jQuery ++
I've found it to be lightweight and very powerful
Dave
On 7/23/07, Orson Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> this can all be avoid with sound design and development. imho, i think
some of
> the simplest met
> Do you answer the email as you read it? It sounded like you hadn't read
> this part yet earlier in your reply.
yes i always do, when reading list messages...that way i can break things apart
as i read them and answer questions or add comments as i move down through the
email. for me, each break
> this can all be avoid with sound design and development. imho, i think some of
> the simplest methods are always overlooked. i think a site that i have been
> impressed with their use of ajax has been netflix.com. they use it for
> additional features that makes the site that more enjoyable. mean
> Hmmm I personally can't see much use for AJAX in navigation of the demo
> site you provided us with. I rarely see the need for AJAX at all in
> navigation.
Right, I don't plan on using ajax for navigation, just the interactive
problem solving part. (I think you noticed this below also.)
>
> Some people say using frames/flash/ajax destroys the functionality of
> the back/forward buttons in the browser. (which I basically agree with)
> The way this site works, it also damages the effectiveness of the
> back/forward buttons. Most user clicks update the current page, so if
> you want to
Some people say using frames/flash/ajax destroys the functionality of
the back/forward buttons in the browser.
I completely agree. I don't see why you need any of these for your site.
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Some people say using frames/flash/ajax destroys the functionality of
the back/forward buttons in the browser. (which I basically agree with)
Hmmm I personally can't see much use for AJAX in navigation of the demo
site you provided us with. I rarely see the need for AJAX at all in
navigat
I am seriously considering converting a site I am working on to use
ajax. If it helps to see what I am talking about see
http://tetratech.info/demo/
Some people say using frames/flash/ajax destroys the functionality of
the back/forward buttons in the browser. (which I basically agree with)
The way
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