| Any support link for Ajax for CI |
[eluser]alpar[/eluser]
There isn't built in support, but you can use ajax frameworks with CI. i use xajax, i can share how i connect it with CI , but you will find info on the wiki too, and on these forums i am sure you will find n (n->oo) topics related to ajax
[eluser]Derek Allard[/eluser]
http://video.derekallard.com might be useful for you.
[eluser]millisami[/eluser]
@ Derek, I'd already been to that site. I was looking for the Ajax for CI wiki page and I couldn't find the function for Ajax.Update(..) Anyways, thanks for the reply.
[eluser]Unknown[/eluser]
I'm looking to build a mootools library. I've actually wanted to do it last year already, but got time constrained. If you bear with me I'll try and do something durin the week and announce it in the forums.
[eluser]haekal[/eluser]
I am looking for any suppor Ajax for CI too. Right now I was stuck with this ajax.... If there's any example how to do with Ajax for CI, please share in this forum....\ Thanks
[eluser]phpMaster[/eluser]
How about adding Prototype.js to CI Helpers? http://www.prototypejs.org/ As already mentioned Xajax would enter the list high up, for a possible candidate. http://www.xajaxproject.org/ What other good Ajax, suitable for PHP adoption are there? --------------------------------------------------------------- This google search gives many hits: "ajax library" OR "ajax framework" "php 5" like TinyAjax - php5 Ajax library
[eluser]bijon[/eluser]
You can also use jquery for ajax. It also very easy to use . Hopefully the below link help you to do ajax with ci. http://www.mrforbes.com/wordpress/2007/0...-tutorial/ http://kzhiwei.wordpress.com/2007/09/07/...-goodness/ http://codeigniter.com/wiki/jQuery/
[eluser]Michael Wales[/eluser]
@phpmaster EllisLabs has expressed in the past they aren't that interested in adding AJAX support to CI. Most developers already have a favorite framework they work with - by incorporating an AJAX framework you are just producing bloat that will simply be replaced more often than not.
[eluser]phpMaster[/eluser]
I see. Personally, I also prefer to use PHP as much as possible, and add java as little as possible. One of the few times I must add one java line is: <<body onload .. document... form.field ...focus>> ... if I want a special field in a form to get the CURSOR, when page is loaded. But this is just about it ... my use of java. Because PHP 5 can do most everything. php.exe - can do more than enough! - together with all php_name_.dll, that is. This is why I never! use MySQL in my own scripts = an extra 'go between' program.exe When I look for open source downloads, I first consider them with SQLite database support. Unfortunately they are not many, that use pure SQLite.Most use a layer in between. SQLite needs no layer. And is very fast without. Regards - phpMaster |
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