JQuery advise

Hello all,

How would you implement a browser side table sorter? This one seems to
be close to what I want: http://tablesorter.com/docs/

But my real question is what version of GLASS and Seaside supports
JQuery and would work in production (2.8, 3.0?).

For running such system do I manually load the jQuery and
JQuery.tablesorter files? I am not clear how an external JQuery
library gets used (maybe I should post that to the Seaside list).


Thanks for your help.
Thierry

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Thierry,

I would suggest posting to Seaside list ... I'm not anywhere near a
javascript ninja...

With that said, I think that you do two things ... create a library
class that contains your javascript in a method (I think there is a
naming convention), then arrange to register the library with your
application, so that the correct library load magic is added to the pages.

Oh, for JQuery, I think you need to use Seaside 3.0...I am not aware of
the need to do anything special for GemStone and JQuery.

Dale

Thierry Thelliez wrote:

Dale,

Thanks for the answer. About Seaside 3.0.  I started some development
with Seaside 2.8.  Can I load Seaside 3.0 on top? Or do I need to
start from a fresh install?


Thanks,
Thierry

Thierry Thelliez wrote:
> Dale,
>
> Thanks for the answer. About Seaside 3.0.  I started some development
> with Seaside 2.8.  Can I load Seaside 3.0 on top? Or do I need to
> start from a fresh install?
>
>
> Thanks,
> Thierry

Seaside 2.8 and Seaside3.0 are incompatible, so you'll need a fresh
install...

Dale