A real Ajax Adapter for Postnuke
I have started to work on a complete Ajax Framework for Postnuke. Sounds like a stupid idea on first hand, there are dozens only for php and a lot of will emerge til i am finished. The point on this one lies on one hand in the technical abilities of the frameworks around and on the other hand that there is need for tools that fit into postnuke 100%.
I work a year on a solution in my company that is used in XUL / Javascript and i hope to get some of the foo to the real world. This is no copy attempt but i think some of the mechanisms will be reused, since they make sense and no other framework has them.
Client
The client willbe implemented in pure Javascript using Jses prototyping and inheritance (as far as you can call it inheritance)
Server
The Server will be small Component implemented in Postnuke Core Api functions.
Helper API
The Helper API will provide a Tabular Grid to edit list based data and a Tree API that is still missing in oldstyle html.
Page API
The Page API is used as a glue inbetween the serverside/ajax code and the helper api. Mainly its a binding for the dom events.
So far, a lot to do .. and this blog will be my new hangout on this topic.
I work a year on a solution in my company that is used in XUL / Javascript and i hope to get some of the foo to the real world. This is no copy attempt but i think some of the mechanisms will be reused, since they make sense and no other framework has them.
Client
The client willbe implemented in pure Javascript using Jses prototyping and inheritance (as far as you can call it inheritance)
Server
The Server will be small Component implemented in Postnuke Core Api functions.
Helper API
The Helper API will provide a Tabular Grid to edit list based data and a Tree API that is still missing in oldstyle html.
Page API
The Page API is used as a glue inbetween the serverside/ajax code and the helper api. Mainly its a binding for the dom events.
So far, a lot to do .. and this blog will be my new hangout on this topic.
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