Take a look at MonoRail if you don't already know it ;-) http://castleproject.org/
On Nov 13, 7:28 pm, heysatan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Sean, > > Thanks! I really feel that's how web 2.0 should be used, minimally > and usefully. I'll start working on the plugin next week, I'll try > and have a beta version up by the end of november. > > We were working within .NET which made it hard to implement some of > the things I wanted to. The sign in/registration popups ended up > being iframes because of the whole .NET validation model, I would have > made them pure ajax if possible. Not to sound down too down on .NET > (well, I am a little down on it), but we could have done more in a > less "framework" based web environment (PHP or Ruby). > > Also, I have been a flash developer for a while, and doing this > project made me fall for jQuery. I can't wait to use some of my code > based flash animation background to build a full jQuery (flash like) > site for fun. > > Jason > > On Nov 12, 4:04 am, CliffordSean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > hi Jason > > > what luck - i get to speak to the person that actually built the thing ! > > > you guys did some amazing work on that biocompare site i must say - i came > > across it just by chance but am happy i did as its a great example of a real > > simple web2.0 implementation and some near jquery work. > > > id say that plugin would be a real hit ! so please do if you have some time > > please do make it available! > > > thanks alot > > sean > > > heysatan wrote: > > > > Hi Sean, > > > > I built this breadcrumb animation. Due to time limitations at the end > > > of the project I wasn't able to make it into a plugin (I built a lot > > > of other plugins for this project), but I'd like to when I get a > > > chance. > > > > I really solved a problem for us because our category and page titles > > > are so long (scientists are long winded). Before we would show only a > > > couple of steps in the HTML to get around this. This method was more > > > SEO friendly, more usable, and I thought, kind of cool. > > > > If there is a demand for it I'll work on porting it to a plugin, but > > > probably not for the next 2 weeks or so. > > > > Jason > > > Lead UI Developer - CompareNetworks > > > -- > > View this message in > > context:http://www.nabble.com/has-anyone-come-across-a-plugin-like-this---tp2... > > Sent from the jQuery General Discussion mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
