Bob, Hi, some time ago we moved to using jQuery with noConflict, and is working fine with click and prototype. It forces us to rewrite copied code replacing dollar sign $ with for instance jQuery as the name of the global variable, but works.
Our current problem is that our interface manages controls in a very generic way and don't know what type of control it's handling, it may be useful to be able to render the precise javascript code needed to "activate" the field without all the import stuff, obviously assuming that the needed css or javascripts are already loaded. Thanks Hans Hans Poo, Welinux S.A. Bombero Ossa #1010, oficina 800, +56-2-3729770, Movil: +56-9-3199305 Santiago, Chile ----- Mensaje original ----- De: "Bob Schellink" <[email protected]> Para: [email protected] Enviados: Jueves, 14 de Julio 2011 4:11:24 Asunto: Re: Initialisation of dynamic added date fields Hi, Click's DateField uses Prototype.js library. I wouldn't mix Prototype and jQuery. Rather use Click-calendar[1]. regards Bob [1]: http://code.google.com/a/apache-extras.org/p/click-calendar/ On 2011/07/13 19:15 PM, Hans C. Poo wrote: > Hi, > > We are building a very dynamic data entry system that requires adding fields > on the fly. > > Specially we have some sections we are calling "grid". > > Each row of these grids is a set of fields that replicate from the fields of > row zero, there is a button to add new rows. > > Initially we used some jquery to clone rows, rename fields, and worked fine, > but the initialisation of dateFields was missing, we are mounting all the > application on click fields and eventually other controls may get broken too, > at this time we considered to manually call the javascript binding code of > the dateField, but we considered it too obtrusive, and decided to resource to > Ajax and created a handler that only returned one row at a time, velocity > code: > > $imports > > <tr> > #foreach( $field in $fields ) > <td>$field</td> > #end > </tr> > > Then we included in the response the $imports, and in fact the javascript > code for the dateField was there but with a lot o baggage, and were too much > and the page loose the format. > > Finally we agree that we need only the javascript initialisation (binding) > code of the dateField: Event.observer ..., it wasn't possible because but it > was inside the protected method addCalendarOptions(..). > > We don't want to broke the API or begin to clone javascript code, is there a > way to accomplish this in some more standard way. > > Note: Due to the nature of the system we were not able to use FormTable, that > was the most similar thing we found on apache click space. > > Thanks > Hans >
