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ajaxCFC utils update

Posted At : September 10, 2006 12:48 AM | Posted By : Rob Gonda
Related Categories: ajax, ajaxCFC
I just updated ajaxCFC with a massively refactored utils class, including highlight handler, improved form serialization, debugging, and the ability to use image loading indicators (brought to you by Rey Bango).

to use the image loading indicator use:

DWRUtil.useLoadingImage("/images/ajax-loader.gif");

You may find a bunch of indicators at http://www.ajaxload.info/

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Can we use these now also for model-glue Rob?
# Posted By Robert Giezen | 9/10/06 11:31 AM
Thanks for including that Ajax indicator snippet into AjaxCFC, Rob. I'm glad I was able to help push this great project forward in some way. :o)

Rey...
# Posted By Rey Bango | 9/10/06 11:41 AM
Robert, yes, in fact I modified the model-glue examples to use the new serialization class instead of the hardcoded function I had before.

Rey, thanks a bunch... keep'em coming.
# Posted By Rob Gonda | 9/10/06 1:46 PM
Hi Rob,
I found a small thing. in the utils form serializer the type password is not included.

For the rest it works great with model-glue.

Robert
# Posted By Robert | 9/16/06 12:10 PM
Thanks for pointing it out; I'll make sure to include it in the next release.
# Posted By Rob Gonda | 9/17/06 8:44 PM
Sorry to post questions here, but yahoo groups is hopeless. it says my emails have bounced and has blocked me but wont send me a re-activation email or a verification email for a different address.
If you want a proper discussion list let me know and i'll add an ajaxcfc one to the cfdeveloper lists.

Anyway my question was regarding the addOption function in DWRUtils
It doesn't appear to work with the data that AJAXCFC returns.
It expects an array of objects (data[x].column), but ajaxCFC uses and object of arrays (data.column[x].
And none of methods it supports seem to handle this.
# Posted By Russ Michaels | 1/16/07 11:55 AM
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