I haven't tried it out just yet but will do that later on today. Thanks for getting that to me. A good CF-based Taconite example will go a long way to getting some good examples into the new AjaxCFC for jQuery. I had dinner with Rob Gonda last night and put the pressure on him to get it out the door.
Rey... Daemach wrote: > Was the example I emailed ok Rey? Let me know if you need something else. I > chose the addRows example because it involved something cf programmers are > familiar with, namely dumping a query into a table. It took me a while to > figure out how to do that with DOM programming and with jQuery. I also > mixed dumping straight JS and using the eval function to run some jQuery to > show the flexibility. > > > Rey Bango-2 wrote: >> Daemach, >> >> I'd be interested in seeing a sample of AjaxCFC for jQuery using >> taconite. Its something that I'm sure Rob Gonda would love to include in >> his sample apps for AjaxCFC. >> >> Can you email me a sample? >> >> Rey >> >> Daemach wrote: >>> By the way, Mike Alsup just released a new plugin for jQuery called >>> taconite >>> that blends some of the best of CF and jQuery. Traditional ajax >>> programming, >>> for more complex operations such as building tables, interacting with DOM >>> elements, etc. requires quite a bit of work and occasionally multiple >>> operations to do what you need. Taconite is a nice bridge - I'll let him >>> explain further: http://www.malsup.com/jquery/taconite/ >>> >>> BTW, with this method you can get by with using $.ajax() as he describes, >>> pulling the taconite objects straight from a .cfm page. I still use >>> ajaxCFC >>> to handle the ajax side because I like the flexibility of going with >>> whichever method is best suited for the job and because I like keeping >>> specific functions wrapped in component methods. >>> >>> >>> Rick Faircloth wrote: >>>> A question for you CF & jQuery coders. >>>> >>>> What's the best (easiest) way to work with AJAX? >>>> >>>> ColdFusion or jQuery? >>>> >>>> Why? >>>> >>>> I would appreciate your insights.I haven't used AJAX, yet, >>>> but I'm really interested in trying to figure it out. It would >>>> be especially useful in some of the web-based apps that I'm >>>> building that would be used in place of traditional software. >>>> Being able to avoid page changes and page refreshes would >>>> go a long way in helping me sell people on the apps. >>>> >>>> Rick >>>> >>>> _______________________________________________ >>>> jQuery mailing list >>>> [email protected] >>>> http://jquery.com/discuss/ >>>> >>>> >> _______________________________________________ >> jQuery mailing list >> [email protected] >> http://jquery.com/discuss/ >> >> > _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list [email protected] http://jquery.com/discuss/
