Ajaxed Framework

[Richard Hetherington]

Hi there, I am an ASP developer with about 5 years experience building
CMS, mass emailers, document invoicing systems and more. I too am
interested in helping collaborate a new AJAXED framework for the
greater good of the masses of ASP developers out there.

Quite frankly, I loved a lot of the ideas of Ajaxed, however didn't
like much the naming conventions, lack of Option Explicit, jquery and
ability to utilise much of my own libraries and classes.

I had jumped on the band wagon of building an ASP Framework myself
some time ago and am well on the way of building my own framework
utilising some of Michaels Ajaxed ideas, but integrating them with the
majority of my own classes and function libraries.

I too prefer jquery to prototype and as such have started the process
of building my own ajaxed javascript callback functions. In fact today
I got my first jquery implementation of the ajaxed.callback() working.
I have gone a step further with this by allowing multiple parameters
to be passed through with the callback using my own custom notation
abit like json. I have also advanced the callback / pageparts to
include and function or procedure within your coding library by
building a more advanced Exec() function. I have developed the Exec()
method to allow as many additional parameters as you like passed to it
by utilising a custom function I wrote to correctly parse the
parameters passed to it similar to Michaels Parse function but using
notational datatypes rather than alternatives. e.g. Integer::12||
String::Look at me. I have thought about using JSON to pass the
additional parameters through the ajaxed.callback() method, however
for now will stick with my own data notation.

Anyways, let me know if you are interested in collaborating this
codebase further and maybe we can share ideas.

Regards,

Richard H.

I have built advanced debugging classes, error handling and logging,
caching, validation, database, crystal reports, a variation of
Michaels stringBuilder utilising ADODB Stream, Lewis Motens Upload
without COM+ and more.

[Bunkerbuster]

Hi Richard,

It is nice to see that there are people still actively developing asp
applications.

I am looking forward to you your input all input is welcome.

Regards

Bunkerbuster

[phillipecw]

It might be good to make a list of the changes that might be useful,
and see if someone can implement them one at the time (or maybe
they'va done it already).