Hi,
On 22 March 2010 01:02, Tomas Srnka tomas.srnka@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, It might be good if it loads only plugins which are used at the moment.
In that case, we can load jquery.js, jQueryUI core on all pages, and write a php function that will take an array as a parameter, and load the plugins and UI components listed in the array, for that page. jquery.js and jQueryUI core are required for all plugins and UI components respectively, so it would be good to have them loaded on all pages, when the browser supports JavaScript. We could store a cookie client side for javascript support maybe?
@Marc: jQuery UI is very stable and is popular. :) What if we implement the entire tabs setup (browse, structure, sql, and all the other tabs) by using the jQueryUI tabs, now that we are looking at using AJAX in the pma interface? The first time a particular tab is opened, we could use AJAX to load the content of the tab, and cache the content on the client side. Second time, if we open that tab, the content comes up faster. If the user wants an updated version of the content, then we can provide a refresh page which will reload the content on that tab. The jQueryUI tab setup is very simple (infact, too simple), and the above idea of loading tabs via AJAX is something I've tried at another place, it works pretty well.
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