> Thanks to both of you! I'll give your suggestions a shot this > weekend. And if I'm feeling really adventurous, maybe I'll try to add > a parameter for this in the jTip plugin.
This gives me an idea : this could be used for very simple jquery-based progressive enhancement (unobstrusive ajax) : - first use normal <a href="yourfile" ajax_target="myelement_target_id"> which reload the entire page in the browser - enhance those <a> with jquery and use $.ajax to load the content - inside your file put a <div id="loadme"> arround the changed content You can this way only reload part of the page if JS is enabled. This would waste some server ressources, since the whole page would be rendered server side, but with some additional logic it should be possible to render/send only the "loadme" div when the call is done with ajax. Has it been already done in other projects? > Karl -- Philippe Jadin Thinkedit, a flexible data and content management system : http://www.thinkedit.org _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list [email protected] http://jquery.com/discuss/
