On Fri, Mar 26, 2010 at 4:38 AM, Michal Čihař
<michal@cihar.com> wrote:
Hi
Dne Thu, 25 Mar 2010 14:14:00 +0530
> On 25 March 2010 14:03, Michal Čihař <
michal@cihar.com> wrote:
> > Not really, there is no generic framework for handling AJAX requests.
> >
> Then, as part of my GSoC project, should I focus on creating a
> framework/modify the existing functions which generate the HTML pages?
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.
possible problems: The ajax portion will not be just an add-on it is directly affecting the native code.
> Also, I could create a set of generic jQuery/JavaScript functions for
> the AJAX requests on the client side and prepare a few example pages
> from the existing content. If everyone's fine with this, then I'll
> re-draft my GSoC proposal. Post GSoC, I would love to continue with
> this, and with the help from others in the community, complete this
> for as many pages as possible in phpMyAdmin.
I'm not sure how much has to be implemented on client side, I thought
most functionality should already be in jQuery.
Ninad, I think you want to propose that there should be additional (helper JavaScript files apart from the native JQuery File) that will define the additional functions like
.button.click= function(){...}
or onload functions.
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
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