Hi,
You cannot create any dynamic application that talks to your database or
interacts with external systems using pure html, css and Javascript. You
need a templating engine. With that being said you only need to teach your
developer minimal ftl. you just give him/her a list of your defined
variables for each screen and they use it with a simple ${varNameHere} and
sometimes if it is a list of things you use a <#list ...> syntax which is
very simple to learn. That's pretty much all they need to learn to start
using ftl. The rest is all css, html and JavaScript.
Taher Alkhateeb
On Friday, 29 January 2016, hoboy2 <[email protected]
<javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','[email protected]');>> wrote:
> Thanks Taher
>
> We have to create severals new screens for our currents application,
> normally one will just used ftl.
> But the person responsible for ui implementation have told us that they can
> not do this using ftl.
> they are familiar with jquery, javaScript, html.
> So I am trying to find out how to use that ui in ofbiz.
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