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I haven't used their AJAX framework, but their CSS is pretty fantastic. Makes my life a helluva lot easier.

Basseq wrote:

I am in love with JQuery.

Yeah, JQuery is really sweet too. Even Micosoft and Nokia think so.

Don't depend upon that stuff.
People like me surf with extensions like NoScript - and I ain't going to whitelist your sites just because it is broken. I generally go somewhere else, and only whitelist a site when it really is of interest to me (but I remove sites the very first time they abuse my trust and do something naughty).

So make sure things work w/o it.

I'm curious as to how many people disable their JavaScript.  My guess is that most people have it enabled.

resedit wrote:

Don't depend upon that stuff.
People like me surf with extensions like NoScript - and I ain't going to whitelist your sites just because it is broken. I generally go somewhere else, and only whitelist a site when it really is of interest to me (but I remove sites the very first time they abuse my trust and do something naughty).

So make sure things work w/o it.

dont worry Res, this is for a web application as unobtrusive extra functionality. My intended users will have fairly average systems, so no js or css will be part of the requirements.

Basseq is there a collision detector available in jQuery? Essentially my app will have templates in the CMS system that users can modify. They will be able to move around text blocks and pictures to give their page a unique look and feel. Obviously i dont want to have them putting an image over text or similar.

W2ttsy

Last edited by W2ttsy (2008-12-28 1:24 am)

thats what i thought. Just wanted to avoid reinventing the wheel so to speak. might have a poke around the BBC source code and see if i can find something there.

W2ttsy