At least a quick note:
jQuery itself has terrific ajax-capabilities builtin. Add the forms-plugin
and you have pretty much all you need. For more JSON-stuff, check the
JSON-plugin (dug the part below from old jquery discussions, originally
posted by Mark Gibson):
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I hacked the original json.js into a jQuery
plugin. It adds the two functions:
var json_str = $.toJSON(value)
var value = $.parseJSON(json_str, [safe])
If the optional safe argument is supplied as true, then the string will
be checked for valid JSON syntax.
Safety checks can be set globally by setting:
$.parseJSON.safe = true;
You can find the code here:
http://jollytoad.googlepages.com/json.js
Regards
- Mark Gibson-- Suni
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Will add the jQuery team more functionalities integrated in the
framework, like working with cookies, hash, json, ajax.... in next
versions? Sometimes, it's very frustrating don't find a good plugin to
work and I don't want use obligatory other frameworks, like Mootools.
It's only a question.
Thanks very much.
(sorry for my english)
