I have a few questions involving ajax.
This is what I have so far:
<?php echo $ajax->link('Ajax', '/contact/', array('update' => 'changediv',
'indicator' => 'loaddiv')); ?>
My problem is that it uses Element.show. I've seen a slide used on a CakePHP
site before. The output was something like this:
new Ajax.Updater('changediv','/contact/', {asynchronous:true,
evalScripts:true, onLoading:function(request) { showById('loading');
hideById('changediv');}, onComplete:function(request)
{slideDown('changediv'); hideById('loading');}, requestHeaders:['X-Update',
'changediv']}) }, false);
So my question is. How did they implement the "slideDown/showById, hideById,
etc.? At first I thought maybe it was done manually, but after closer
scrutiny I realized it was Cake.
Any ideas?
ThanX in advance.
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