I'd integrated some rico components with jsf. But not the ajaxified ones. (accordion, the other panel features etc.). Working along nicely with the JSP too. Anyone has a requirement for such components? maybe pack them up as an open source project...
On 4/4/06, Martin Marinschek [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
we have already an accordion panel component, but others would be really nice :)
Since there are so many js-frameworks out there in the meantime, we
have to focus on only one, and not do a hick-hack of just a few
libraries.
As I get it from an overview; the features which are provided by
Hey everyone,
A web designer at work just showed me the DHTML/Javascript libraries
that Yahoo! released about a month ago at
http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/index.html.
They look pretty slick and are really well done. I'm just curious if
anyone else here has seen them and done any work with
There are some very nice components there, especially the drag and drop
stuff and, indeed, the slider. The license is BSD however, that might be
a problem...
Jurgen
Richard Wallace schreef:
Hey everyone,
A web designer at work just showed me the DHTML/Javascript libraries
that Yahoo!
On 4/3/06, Jurgen Lust [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are some very nice components there, especially the drag and drop
stuff and, indeed, the slider. The license is BSD however, that might be
a problem...
No, the BSD license is not a problem.
yet another _javascript_ framework..
we were happy with rico prototype... :)
Actually it has some nifty features.
In the mean time it made me wonder..Anyone using a _javascript_-enabled multi-language supported calendar component? (like the yahoo's default calendar)...
Mert
On 4/3/06, Mike
we were happy with rico prototype... :)
You may want to check out James McParlane's blog before you bring prototype.js
or any of it's derivatives into your application.
http://blog.metawrap.com/blog/WhyIDontUseThePrototypejsJavaScriptLibrary.aspx
Mert
Dennis Byrne
This is the first time I've seen Rico. It looks pretty cool. I
definitely like some of the components there, like the LiveGrid data
table and the accordion. And the drag and drop is definitely cool. But,
at the moment the slider is what I'm most interested in. I agree it
would be nice if all
The problem James speaks of has been fixed in the latest release of prototype.
What remains is a pollution of the namespace. Prototype defines
classes like 'Effects' or 'Event'. How big is the chance that another
library might do the same? Decide if that's a risk you want to take,
for a
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