Re: [WebDNA] Ajax, JS and WebDNA - A joint toturial ;-)
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texte = On Jan 18, 2010, at 12:26 PM, Palle Bo Nielsen wrote:> Hi Olin,>> Thanks for your feedback although I am not quite able to decode > the .php example which you linked to.>> When I look at the PollDaddy, then it's in the right direction, at > least in principal. At least it can give me some ideas, but not how > to integrate all the above using WebDNA.>> I think (if this thread survives) that a very basic example is > needed first (WebDNA, AJAX, JS) and after that another baby step is > needed. I hope that some will join the effort.>> PallePallejust so you know.. there are others interested in joining in here. I for one. I will not have hardly any time this week.. but (before others post more useful things).. at least I can paste what Donovan posted some weeks ago:(also there is something to download at the modules/libraries section of the webdna.us site.. tho' I haven't looked at it yet. (it may be what Donovan is referring to in his last link)).-Govinda------------------------------------------- start Donovan's post ------------------------------------------------Combining Ajax and WebDNA has some really cool possibilities.I've been trying to learn it in my spare time.You can reverse engineer what they are doing there... thenyou'd build the WebDNA that finds/retrieves the content you want.http://www.swoopo.com/prototype.jsinitializes the object..http://www.swoopo.com/basic.js?t=8(amongst other) does some of the details.I posted this a while ago:http://forum.webdna.us/eucabb.html?page=detail&threadid=287&category=252&start=1#287which is code that initializes the xmlHttpRequest Object.However, if you are just starting out, there really is no short cutto knowing what you are doing other than taking a class or reading some books.Donovan------------------------------------------- end Donovan's post -------------------------------------------------Govindagovinda.webdnatalk@gmail.com
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On Jan 18, 2010, at 12:26 PM, Palle Bo Nielsen wrote:> Hi Olin,>> Thanks for your feedback although I am not quite able to decode > the .php example which you linked to.>> When I look at the PollDaddy, then it's in the right direction, at > least in principal. At least it can give me some ideas, but not how > to integrate all the above using WebDNA.>> I think (if this thread survives) that a very basic example is > needed first (WebDNA, AJAX, JS) and after that another baby step is > needed. I hope that some will join the effort.>> PallePallejust so you know.. there are others interested in joining in here. I for one. I will not have hardly any time this week.. but (before others post more useful things).. at least I can paste what Donovan posted some weeks ago:(also there is something to download at the modules/libraries section of the webdna.us site.. tho' I haven't looked at it yet. (it may be what Donovan is referring to in his last link)).-Govinda------------------------------------------- start Donovan's post ------------------------------------------------Combining Ajax and WebDNA has some really cool possibilities.I've been trying to learn it in my spare time.You can reverse engineer what they are doing there... thenyou'd build the WebDNA that finds/retrieves the content you want.http://www.swoopo.com/prototype.jsinitializes the object..http://www.swoopo.com/basic.js?t=8(amongst other) does some of the details.I posted this a while ago:http://forum.webdna.us/eucabb.html?page=detail&threadid=287&category=252&start=1#287which is code that initializes the xmlHttpRequest Object.However, if you are just starting out, there really is no short cutto knowing what you are doing other than taking a class or reading some books.Donovan------------------------------------------- end Donovan's post -------------------------------------------------Govindagovinda.webdnatalk@gmail.com
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