On Fri, Mar 26, 2010 at 9:50 AM, Ninad Pundalik <ninadsp16289@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

On 26 March 2010 04:59, Rohit Kalhans <rohit.kalhans@gmail.com> wrote:
> well, Ninad, You need not reframe the html output, My idea is that you keep
> a special token variable as say, [ajax_enabled] and send it along with your
> ajax request GET or as a session var (as done by zimbra and gmail ) GET will
> not be a popular choice though.
> As most of "non required" things like the header and the footer is included
> form some other file you may just prevent the inclusion by checking the
> token variable.
>

If you kindly read the original post for this thread, you will see
that I'm trying to do something similar. :) And yes, you are correct
in guessing that it will modify a lot of the native code quite a bit.

Well I did that I can send you a patch that I made but the code was a bit badly organized (so I didn't make it public) and had changed a lot of native code, in which I have done the same what you have told earlier in this thread.
What i want to tell is that I wanted to make this AJAX enabled PMA as a plug-in to the actual PMA code and the user may add or remove this plug-in at his freewill. The problem that I mentioned was that this will render the user to keep continuing using the "PMA with AJAX" forever (i.e. once the patch is used it becomes irreversible and the user need to continue using the patch).

> well you can do that or let this be a part of conversion of moo-tools code
> to JQuery code which Marc has informed me is going out right now. you can
> modify the "converted" (.js) files and add all these additional functions
>

Definitely. I could help out with this and get better acquainted with
the code base along the way, till GSoC starts.

Ninad S. Pundalik
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