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发帖数: 34805 | 1 I choose AjaxTags in wish to avoid js programming all together.
Start with an autocomplete.
It took me couple of hours to make all the settings right in my
Spring application, and couple of more hours to make the calls
all the way to DB.
So at the end of the day, Ajax rocks. But I feel the limit of
AjaxTags immediately, it can do certain things, but it's not clear
how you can customize it. e.g. I want to type several emails in
the TO field, and the autocomplete only takes the entire textfield
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发帖数: 2416 | 2 The only tag I still use from Ajaxtags is the display table wrapper that "
ajax'lize" the displaytags table tag.
After having worked with a couple of Java-oriented ajax frameworks, I turned
to those pure client-side javascript ones, and eventually settled with
Yahoo library and scriptaculous. They are way more powerful and flexible.
All I have to do is keep my head down and respect javascript as a serious
language. 8-) |
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