There are python rails-like helpers:
http://pylonshq.com/WebHelpers/module-index.html
But they aren't used by django. (Pylons for example uses them)
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On 9/13/06, npverni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Coming from Rails...haven't seen much about Ajax helpers built in to
> Django, are there any?
No, thankfully :)
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Coming from Rails...haven't seen much about Ajax helpers built in to
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Louis wrote:
Ben, Eugene: I think one of the difference between "helper" approach
and "widget" (especially dojo.widget) approach is whether you want to
specify "parameters or behaviors" of elements in the page using
(proprietary) DOM attributes or using parameters to helper tags. So
Widgets
Hi,
I just noticed there's a lot of postings on this thread.
Ian: I only spent half an hour or so to make a bridge between Django
and Ben's RailHelpers. Thanks for the concern, but don't worry about
it. My code is public domain and anybody can use and modify if they
like.
I did a bit more of Aj
Eugene Lazutkin wrote:
Look at Dojo. I did a small how-to on creating widgets here:
http://lazutkin.com/blog/2005/dec/24/live-filtering/. Some people, who
read it, missed my point: it was not about Ajax functionality (you can
do it with any library), it was about creation of self-contained gen
Ben Bangert wrote:
Louis that made the Django adaptation stuff, I just ported it from
Ruby. :)
In this case I want to see the packaging.
Thanks,
Eugene
Louis that made the Django adaptation stuff, I just ported it from
Ruby. :)
The RJS style stuff is going to take some thinking about the best style
of usage within Django, any volunteers? I'll be happy to go over the
details.
- Ben
Ben Bangert wrote:
Eugene Lazutkin wrote:
A lot of people who use list boxes, radio buttons, and other widgets
don't know X11/Win32 graphics APIs and event systems. My point is there
are many ways to minimize exposure to js.
Agreed, I have yet to see anyone come up with clear cases for widget
Eugene Lazutkin wrote:
> A lot of people who use list boxes, radio buttons, and other widgets
> don't know X11/Win32 graphics APIs and event systems. My point is there
> are many ways to minimize exposure to js.
Agreed, I have yet to see anyone come up with clear cases for widgets
within web prog
Ben Bangert wrote:
I think its actually rather high level, in that you don't really need
to know any Javascript what-so-ever. Obviously not knowing any
Javascript will be a limitation to exactly what you can do, but the
helpers and RJS meet a lot of people's needs with a very minimal amount
of
Eugene Lazutkin wrote:
> My only problem with RoR's approach in general regardless of underlying
> library is it is very low level. Essentially it is a way to propagate
> some events to the server. I am not sure I like the idea of callbacks
> for every sneeze. David (of RoR) really dislikes progra
I wrote below is not directly related to what you guys were doing
with RoR's Ajax helpers. Thank you for the job well done.)
My only problem with RoR's approach in general regardless of underlying
library is it is very low level. Essentially it is a way to propagate
some events to the
I'd think the most reasonable approach would be to have the frameworks
reference the module.
Myghty doesn't require an API, as the names are just imported and
attached to a template global helper object, ie, <%
h.observe_field(.) %>. TurboGears may likely require a bunch of
API's for the vari
That sounds like a great idea (working together), and personally I'm
not too hung up about which AJAX library I use, as long as it can do
the job (which most seem too for my simple things)
I like the idea of having one way of doing this across frameworks, it
makes them all simpler to learn and in
For those concerned about the fact that these helpers use ProtoType and
Scriptaculous, it should be noted that Mochikit 1.3 will include
equivalent functionality. This should make it seamless to use Mochikit
instead with no or minimal changes to the helper functions.
There's several people now wo
It's in http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/1262
.
can you share your code? i'd like to take a peek. :P
Thanks! It helped a lot. I only had to write small bridging Django tag
to use his Rails Helpers. It saved a lot of time.
-Louis
For a head start take a look here:
http://pylonshq.com/project/pylons/browser/RailsHelpers
Pylons being an in-development python "mega" framework (not a fan of
that term!). I don't know anything of licensing or credit issues, but
they're ported from Rails, so... maybe ask Ben over there, he did
Hi,
Has anybody ported RoR's JavascriptHelper functions to Django's tag
library? Just want to make sure before I begin.
Thanks.
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