Which version of mootools should we use?

[Ray (mihu)]

JForm will be heavy depend on javascript (mootools). I knew we are
going to switch to mootools 1.2 at some point. Should we use this new
version for GSOC 2008 project, or should we stick with old 1.11
version ?

Thanks,

[Wilco Jansen]

I suggest you use the new version.

[Ambrose, Paul]

I suggest the new version too based on the postings I’ve seen in some extensions developers sites.

 

Paul Ambrose, Ph.D.,

(262) 472-4816 (Work)

ambr...@uww.edu

http://blogs.uww.edu/ambrosep/

http://wicits.uww.edu

[Ray (mihu)]

Thank you! :D

On Jun 25, 8:25 am, "Ambrose, Paul" <ambro...@uww.edu> wrote:
> I suggest the new version too based on the postings I've seen in some
> extensions developers sites.
>
> Paul Ambrose, Ph.D.,
>
> (262) 472-4816 (Work)
>

> ambro...@uww.edu

>
> http://blogs.uww.edu/ambrosep/
>
> http://wicits.uww.edu
>
> From: joomla-summer...@googlegroups.com
> [mailto:joomla-summer...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Wilco
> Jansen
> Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2008 10:15 AM
> To: joomla-summer...@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Re: Which version of mootools should we use?
>
> I suggest you use the new version.
>

[Ray (mihu)]

Hi, Guys ...
I got another question regard to the version issue.
If I asked my student to convert the code into mootools 1.2, it will
not working with the current version of Joomla.
Should I still go ahead and ask the student to stick with mootools
1.2?

Thank in advance

Best,

Ray

[Wilco Jansen]

I would suggest yes. There is a backward compatibility option in Mootools 1.2, but I am not certain if it works properly when activating it in  Joomla! If your student is able to also do some ground work for the migration to 1.2 this would be awesome, if your student get's stuck because of the new version please let us know so we could discuss again.