Looks great, Brice - keep up the great work! --John
On Feb 12, 2008 6:38 PM, Brice Burgess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I thought I'd write in to let the community know that there's an open > source mailing application whose interface is *heavily* based on jQuery. > > Nearly all JavaScript was refactored in the PR16 release of poMMo > following an upgrade to jQuery 1.2. I hope the resulting source serves > as a useful example for real world jQuery use. > > In particular, the following plugins are showcased; > > 1) Tony Tomov's jqGrid plugin - http://trirand.com/blog/ > > demo: http://try.pommo.org/admin/subscribers/subscribers_manage.php > > 2) Klaus Hartl's ui.tabs - http://stilbuero.de/jquery/tabs_3/ > > demo: http://try.pommo.org/admin/mailings/mailings_start.php > (features a tabWizzard which submits and validates mandatory forms in > the current tab before switching to another) > > 3) Mike Alsup's forms plugin - http://www.malsup.com/jquery/form/ > > Used throughout poMMo. An abstraction library was written to aid in > the automatic assignment (and reassignment) of AJAX or JSON tagged forms > [ > http://pommo.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/pommo/aardvark-development/themes/default/inc/ui.form.tpl?view=markup > ] > > 4) Paul Bakaus's ui.sortables and ui.slider - http://ui.jquery.com/ > > demo: http://try.pommo.org/admin/setup/setup_fields.php > demo: http://try.pommo.org/admin/setup/setup_configure.php#mailings > [click throttle settings] > > 5) My jqModal, jqValidate, and jqStripe plugins -- used throughout and > written specifically to handle the dialog, client side/real-time form > validation, and row striping needs of poMMo. > > > Many thanks to jQuery for bringing the possibility of a rich interface > to the people. > > There is *no way* I could have done it without the support of this > mailing list nor the lightweight extensible cross-browser reasonable > supifying uberness of jQuery. > > Thanks, > > ~ Brice > >
