Tim Nash wrote:
find a way to upload the zexp to the wiki but I don't see how to do
You're absolutely right, I forgot we restricted this to authenticated
users when junk uploads became a problem. I did the upload and changed
the link. Contact me for a wiki.zope.org login so you can do more
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I'm writing my website to use AJAX for form posting and displaying content,
and instead of using AJAX to parse XML and then update the DOM, I'm using
Zope to create an HTML fragment and AJAX just writes it to the correct
location on the page. It works really great for what I'm doing, but the only
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On Mon, Apr 21, 2008 at 8:17 PM, SpiderX <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm writing my website to use AJAX for form posting and displaying content,
> and instead of using AJAX to parse XML and then update the DOM, I'm using
> Zope to create an HTML fragment and AJAX just writes it to the correct
> lo
The tecnique showed by Tim is the same I use at Zope Smart Manager but I
prefer prototype and scriptaculous. At this time the most active community
is, perhaps, RoR and they use the same libraries
And when I use a Zope manage page like the constructor of a product I use
ModalBox to show it as a di
