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Fuzzical Logic Reply #1, 14 years ago

AJAX Revolution

Description

AJAX Revolution maximizes on the MODx core to allow you to design simple and complex AJAX functionality without requiring a controller or processor. It makes conforming to the MODx Team's recommendation even more beneficial and gets rid of those annoying hash marks that have been associated with poor SEO results.

Every AJAX Request can be its own page making loads smaller and easier. Each one can accept any combination of URL Parameters and/or $_GET or $_POST. Design is simple and easy. Coding an AJAX Login can now be done in as little as 3 lines of MODx code. AJAX Revolution does all of this, and does it fast.

Add that it degrades easily whenever you want it to and you have a full AJAX framework that will make your sites load fast and simply.

Versions Supported

Current Version: 1.0.8 rc-1

Repository Version: 1.0.8 rc-1

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Website: Extended Dialog Development Blog: on Extended Dialog
Add-ons: AJAX Revolution, RO.IDEs Editor & Framework (in works) Utilities: Plugin Compatibility List
Tutorials: Create Cross-Context Resources, Cross-Context AJAX Login, Template-Based Actions, Remove Extensions from URLs

Failure is just another word for saying you didn't want to try. "It can't be done" means "I don't know how".

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Fuzzical Logic Reply #2, 14 years ago

Change Log

AJAX Revolution 1.0.8 rc-1

Added Chunk: ajaxSubmitPost - adds the JavaScript for an POST Form submitted via AJAX. Does not create the button itself.
Added Chunk: ajaxSubmitGet - adds the JavaScript for an GET Form submitted via AJAX. Does not create the button itself.
Fixed getURLParameters: where snippet was called, but no URL Parameters were sent.
Changed lazyLoader: to ajaxLazyLoader (for consistency)

AJAX Revolution 1.0.7 rc-1

Added Snippet: getURLParameters - gets the URL Parameters sent to the page as placeholders.
Fixed Bug: where alias appears in URL, but not as a path segment
(i.e. /ajax-revolution/ when the ajax_alias is 'ajax')

AJAX Revolution 1.0.0 (Initial Release)

Added Chunk: lazyLoader - adds the JavaScript for an POST Form submitted via AJAX. Does not create the button itself.
Added Plugin: OnGetRequestType - determines whether the requested URL is an AJAX Request or Degraded AJAX Request.
Added Plugin: OnParseURLParameters - adds URL Parameters to the $_REQUEST array.
Added Plugin: OnDegradeGracefully - simple Template Switcher for Degraded AJAX Requests

Website: Extended Dialog Development Blog: on Extended Dialog
Add-ons: AJAX Revolution, RO.IDEs Editor & Framework (in works) Utilities: Plugin Compatibility List
Tutorials: Create Cross-Context Resources, Cross-Context AJAX Login, Template-Based Actions, Remove Extensions from URLs

Failure is just another word for saying you didn't want to try. "It can't be done" means "I don't know how".

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creativ3minds Reply #3, 13 years, 11 months ago

Hello,
is there an better example somwhere ?
I need to call only a content with HitsPage to count the visits.

But I dont know how to start and what Ive to use ?

Ive created a Snipped (testAJAXRequest)

//Get the System Setting (needed only once per Resource)
    $argsName = !empty($argsName) ? $argsName : $modx->getOption('url_params_name', null, 'urlParams');
 
// Get an ordered Parameter 
    if (!empty($_REQUEST[$argsname][0]))
        $value = $_REQUEST[$argsname][0]; // <-- Replace # with the segment index. 
    else
        $value = 'Nothing sent';
 
    $output = '<p>' . $value . '</p>';
 
    return $output;

and what now ?

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sottwell Reply #4, 13 years, 11 months ago

If that's all you are doing, this might be a severe case of overkill for you. This is intended for full-blown AJAX web apps. Something along these lines might be better for you http://forums.phpfreaks.com/topic/256691-jquery-click-counter/

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creativ3minds Reply #5, 13 years, 11 months ago

Sorry for my bad english but I think you have wrong understood me.

Try again now.

I have a FAQ on my site.
I use diffrent docs for the questions.
I have a mainsite FAQ where I show the questions with getRessources
I use HitsPage to sort the Questions.

[[!getResources? &parents=`[[+id]]` &showHidden=`1` &depth=`0` &limit=`4`  &includeTVs=`1`  &processTVs=`1`   &sortbyTV=`HitsPage` &sortbyTVType=`integer` &includeContent=`1` &tpl=`myFaqTpl`]]

This is the myFaqTpl

<li><a href="[[~[[+id]]]]" >[[+pagetitle]]</a> <em>([[+tv.HitsPage]])</em></li>

Now I need an Ajax Call to show the Question Pages.

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sottwell Reply #6, 13 years, 11 months ago

Ah! sorry, I did indeed mistake what you were doing.

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Fuzzical Logic Reply #7, 13 years, 11 months ago

I apologize for being absent. My schedule got crazy for a bit. Give me a few to look over your problem and provide a response.

Website: Extended Dialog Development Blog: on Extended Dialog
Add-ons: AJAX Revolution, RO.IDEs Editor & Framework (in works) Utilities: Plugin Compatibility List
Tutorials: Create Cross-Context Resources, Cross-Context AJAX Login, Template-Based Actions, Remove Extensions from URLs

Failure is just another word for saying you didn't want to try. "It can't be done" means "I don't know how".

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Fuzzical Logic Reply #8, 13 years, 11 months ago

This is actually pretty simple, but the issue here is that this is not how AJAX Revolution works. In your situation, each question is its own resource with its own URL. Parameters are not necessary to show a page. You just need a URL.

AJAX Revolution allows parameterization, so that all questions can be referenced via ONE resource (even if they are multiple different resources), but with parameters indicating which question to load.

Example: domain.tld/question/ajax/2

This would get the second question ONLY via an AJAX call, but all questions would be gotten from the same URL. This is a very different beast... It may be done using AJAX Revolution, but using simple javascript (I prefer jQuery) would probably be easier for you.

Website: Extended Dialog Development Blog: on Extended Dialog
Add-ons: AJAX Revolution, RO.IDEs Editor & Framework (in works) Utilities: Plugin Compatibility List
Tutorials: Create Cross-Context Resources, Cross-Context AJAX Login, Template-Based Actions, Remove Extensions from URLs

Failure is just another word for saying you didn't want to try. "It can't be done" means "I don't know how".

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creativ3minds Reply #9, 13 years, 11 months ago

Thank you for your advice I also prefer jQuery. But it would be really great if you write a little tutorial for beginners like me how to use your plugin.

Step by step as it is used. With sample code. laugh

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Fuzzical Logic Reply #10, 13 years, 11 months ago

I have been planning on it. My schedule has been awfully tight for the past month. It should free up here in a couple of days (hopefully).

Website: Extended Dialog Development Blog: on Extended Dialog
Add-ons: AJAX Revolution, RO.IDEs Editor & Framework (in works) Utilities: Plugin Compatibility List
Tutorials: Create Cross-Context Resources, Cross-Context AJAX Login, Template-Based Actions, Remove Extensions from URLs

Failure is just another word for saying you didn't want to try. "It can't be done" means "I don't know how".