javascript

Hi

I am new to Drupal/Javascript and would like to read the parameter (language selector: $language) into a flash that run on another site (server) within the same domain.
Anyone that can help me ?

Which would produce a better compression rate -- using mod_deflate on the Apache instance side for css/js files and/or using Gzip for Javascript/CSS on the Drupal side?

I am looking for overall site performance aspects as well (i.e. additional CPU time, memory allocation, etc).

Hi,

I'm trying to trigger my JS function to be executed after successful form post in order to update some arbitrary container on page with the data.

I saw that there is "updaters" array in JSON response but I'm not sure how to fill it with data. Should I do that in the form definition array, or somewhere else. Do I maybe take wrong approach to this? I feel like I'm missing something :)

Is there maybe a link to detailed tutorial on using Ajax.module where I could get into more details?

Thanks for help,
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Trying to get a bit more discussion to see if this is something people are interested in. At DCBoston the creator of the table-drag.js drupal extension to make all tables drag-and-droppy said it would be cool if there was a way to AJAX update it. Well, I have it working for the book's table and would love to extend my solution into a good one that would provide this functionality to all tabledrag's. Having some issues trying to think of how to make what i've done generic enough w/o having an overarching API for modifying drupal objects via js calls.

An issue when loading and rendering content via AHAH is that the content may rely on CSS or JS code not present on the original page. In this case, there is a need to load and execute the additional code (CSS and JS files, inline scripts, Drupal.settings data).

There are now two API modules to provide this functionality.

Hi folks,

I'm developing an online news site that uses the Drigg module, panels, OG and views.

Somewhere along the way, I've picked up some nasty problems that I believe are javascript related.

They have to do with how forms work on my site.

Problems:

1. The CCK Imagefield forms no longer works as designed. When I browse for an image and DON'T click "upload" it works. If click the upload button, the image info is not saved.

I've created a javascript which adds plain-text links to issues for easy copy / paste into issue comments. For information, see the handbook page. But this brings up a topic for the redesign - what functions or features are missing which would be useful to developers? I'm sure many of them belong in project.module, but obviously how they are implemented would affect the redesign :)

I have spent the last hours to get a first draft of FCKeditor support in Wysiwyg Editor module.
http://drupal.org/node/282717

It's still very rough and dirty, but it outlines what can be done and what needs to be done for multiple editor support in Drupal via one API module.

Now I badly need some feedback from folks that are interested in centralized Wysiwyg editor support, who know jQuery + JavaScript, and who might have ideas and suggestions on how to solve the outlined design challenges. Of course, all editor module maintainers are implicitly more than welcome.

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