I just found this thing and haven’t tried it yet (it’s too late in the night for that!), but it seems to be promising and it’S developed by people of good reputation. I tried SAJAX at first but got... nothing!
This will be my next try!
http://www.ajaxagent.org/
It’s all encapsulated in one simple class (pretty much like MODx!) and it seriously reduce the load of code if everything is really as nice as they told. Their demos were convincing.
I suggest that it should be a seriouscandidate for an ajax framework integrated with modx.
Blaise Bernier
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I believe that Susan has been playing with this and gives it a big thumbs up. I’m sure she’ll chime in here soon.
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I know she used phpAJAXTags, or something like that for one of her projects (found it on a post I was reading yesterday)... it also seems to be nice, but I think that Agent is simpler
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phpAjaxTags is really nice, but the way it’s presented is way too involved. I’ve been using a simple tutorial that uses Prototype very nicely.
http://www.ajaxlessons.com/2006/02/18/ajax-workshop-2-building-tabbed-content/
