Ajax.module

hi,

I'm trying to keep a field on my page displaying the most up to date value without the user having to refresh the page/node.

Can the ajax module do this?

If so how can I?

Thanks for any help

I read some discussion (maybe find them back later) about that AJAX is replaced by AHAH and CTools in D7.

As I'm constructing a module rich site, it will take me at least a year to change to D7 when all those modules have been upgraded.

But I prefer to work with the new technology for D6, not the old one. Will AJAX be modernized for D6 to be fully AHAH?

Or would it be better to start a AHAH project and move all functionality of AJAX over to that project for D6, as well as for D7?

I did not manage to get the ajax module working ; maybe due to the absence of documentation.. Who knows ? ;-) LOL

Here is my actual code :


function test_ajax_form_admin() {

$form['input'] = array(
    '#type' => 'textfield',
    '#title' => 'mon parametre',
    '#description' => 'decription détaillée',
    '#validations' => array(
        'required' => array(
            'value' => TRUE,
            'message' => 'Please enter something in %field_title',
            ),
        'type' => number,
        'min' => 0, // for checkboxes or multiple select, min number selected
        'max' => 10,
        ),

Hi,

I'm trying to have webforms appear in thickbox and dissapear after submission using the Ajax Plugin.

I am using the three following plugins :

ajax 6.x-1.14
webform 6.x-2.9
thickbox 6.x-1.6

Having the form appear is no problem. However I notice the following :

1. If a "Confirmation Message" in the "Webform Settings" has been added, the Ajax "Remove Form After Submit" does not seem to work any longer. This might be the fact that Webform handles the "confirmation message" in a different manner than other messages using webform-confirmation.tpl.php.

Hello,

I've been using the Ajax module a while now, and for the most part, it's really cool. One thing, however, is quite annoying.

Whenever I set a class attribute for an ajax-enabled form or its submit button, it gets overwritten by the module. This happens in functions ajax_validator_set, ajax_submitter_set (for forms) and ajax_submitter_find (for submit buttons). Instead of setting the class attribute, I suggest checking if there is a class set before and concatenate the 'ajax-form' or 'ajax-trigger' class to the element if that is the case.

This is a great module and very easy to implement. I only have one problem. When AJAX is enabled for contact forms, the error messages are moved above the form instead of at the top of the page, which is great, but the scroll function scrolls to the top of the page instead of the top of the form. Is there any way to fix this? I can't seem to find where the scroller function is. Thanks.

Folks, we're happy to roll out yet another module for Drupal. It's called “Accordion Blocks”. As the name says, this module provides an accordion effect to all your blocks. You can also apply jQuery UI themes through the configuration settings of the module.

This block is for those of you who deploy apps with a lot of blocks on either side bars, and are looking for newer usability enhancements with regards to visibility of the blocks. It not only minimizes all blocks on a Drupal page, but provides a cool accordion effect to help your user to concentrate on a single block at a time.

We've just released Facebook Live Stream module. This module leverages the Facebook Open Stream API. Once installed, the module allows users of the Drupal instance to access their Facebook account and view the real time stream of their friends’ updates from Facebook in a block within their Drupal instance.

For more information please check http://www.azrisolutions.com/journal . Looking for feedback

I know it seems like there has been a major release every other week, but this has only been due to the enormous amount of fixes and refinements being made due to the wonderful feedback of the Drupal community. I like to think that it never hurts to "release early, release often".

The big news for this release is file upload capabailities. This of course opens up a whole new world of possibilities. Due to these new capabilities and a number of other fixes, there have been some API changes and filename renames.