jQuery compatible version

[Damien MATHIEU]

A  jQuery compatible version is online : http://ajaxed.agestis.com/ajaxed/demo/default-jquery.asp

Is there still people interested with it ?

[artjc]

Me parece bien Damien

It seems to me well Damien, let's see what others say. Thanks for your input.

artjc :-)

[Dai bok]

Hey Guys,

I don't use this much, but I think it is a very good idea to keep the system up to date. New Jquery is a good idea, just make sure all the test pass! ;-)

[Peter Harrison]

Very definitely. Thanks so much for all your work.

Pete 

[Mark Bussell Jr]

I did get your other message, and I do like what you've done. There were two other forks in that direction before I started working with the project as well.

It's got me thinking though, that maybe the better course would be to consolidate the core asp-ajaxed functions into it's own compact stand-alone library such that people can use whatever they want - no ties to anything else. There are far too many libraries out there to try integrating/branching for everyone's preference. The JavaScript end of things was always a little outside my skill set, think you could work it more in that direction?

[ItHurtsWhenIThink]

Yes, there is interest here.

[Damien MATHIEU]

Hi

Le samedi 30 novembre 2013 00:18:03 UTC+1, Dai bok a écrit :

...  New Jquery is a good idea, just make sure all the test pass! ;-)

Well, all console's tests haven't be modified. They still work with prototype (for callback functions).
Only a jQuery demo page was rewrite with jQuery selectors in callback functions.

Damien
 

[Damien MATHIEU]

Mark,

Le lundi 2 décembre 2013 02:38:07 UTC+1, Mark Bussell Jr a écrit :

 ...

It's got me thinking though, that maybe the better course would be to consolidate the core asp-ajaxed functions into it's own compact stand-alone library such that people can use whatever they want - no ties to anything else. There are far too many libraries out there to try integrating/branching for everyone's preference

That's the good way !
Asp-Ajaxed need it's own stand-alone ajax library to perform callback actions.

The needed :

• Raw javascript ajax function (in the ajaxed namespace ?)
  
• maybe a Raw Json parser (if not supported by the browser itself - Internet Explorer 8+, Firefox 3.1+, Safari 4+, Chrome 3+, and Opera 10.5+ support native JSON parsing)
• replace all prototype or jQuery selectors by native equivalent in javascript.

But wait ... What about the "AJAXED_LOADPROTOTYPEJS" configuration variable and the ability to load other scripts automatically ??

Le lundi 2 décembre 2013 02:38:07 UTC+1, Mark Bussell Jr a écrit :

The JavaScript end of things was always a little outside my skill set, think you could work it more in that direction?

Yes. I'll try to get myself time to do it. ;)