As for tacos and dojo, I'd prefer if we developed js toolkit components that they used dojo widget equivalents (when they exist and are up to snuff), but am not completely against the idea. (As witnessed by the new DatePicker addition).
As for the rico stuff specifically, I think that dojo already has an accordion widget. I think I also remember hearing that the rico creator / lead developer is now working at yahoo which has made the project more or less dead. Has it had a resurgence of new life that I don't know about?
On 4/10/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
No, i prefer it in tacos. I just wanted to make sure that dhtml-only or
non-dojo components are ok here.
Also, I've recently played with openrico a bit and added their
accordion to tapfx. In my mind, this couldn't / shouldn't coexist with tacos
dojo. But i may be wrong. How do you guys feel about this? Can we determine
a set of 'rules' or descriptions of what should go in and what shouldn't?
From Jesse Kuhnert < [EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Yes I think we'd love to see it in tacos :) Of course if you ~want~ to put
> it in tapfx that's ok too but then we'd be sad. :(
>
> On 4/10/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > First, a note for those having problems with beta2 on IE.
> > Due to a recent dojo change, you may have to disable
> > tapestry's rendering of the BASE tag (if you're using @Shell)
> >
> > Secondly, a question for the devs. I'm writting a googlemaps
> > component and it's turning out real nice! i was about to commit
> > it in my own tapfx (out of habit), but just then i thought of tacos.
> > So, what kind of components should generally be accepted by tacos?
> > For the time being, i don't have any plans of making it use the ajax
> > direct
> > service or dojo, so it just uses its own .js
> > Its name is GMap and I believe the correct package for it is
> > net.sf.tacos.components.maps
> > So, does it fit with tacos?
> >
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