Re: jQuery lightbox in Seaside 3.0

Bob,

are you using scritpaculous #lightbox: on Seaside 3.0 ? It works fine for me on Seaside 2.9 but not on Seaside 3.0.

Did you find a way to do the same with jQuery dialog ?

Thanks in advance,

Facundo

On Wed, Jul 14, 2010 at 9:59 AM, Bob N. <[hidden email]> wrote:

Nick,

Thank you... that's a good starting point for me; somewhat easier than starting from scratch.        

I continue to be surprised that there is so little demand for this feature.  I can't be the only one that uses #ligthbox: a lot but wants to move to jQuery.  

Bob

On Mon, Jul 12, 2010 at 11:29 AM, Nick Ager <[hidden email]> wrote:

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Use it as follows:

renderContentOn: html

html form: [

html submitButton

        callback: [self jqDialog: self counter];

        with: 'Open counter'

]

where the component contains the following methods:

counter

^ counter ifNil: [counter := WACounter new]

children 

^ Array with: self counter

Hope this helps

Nick

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> working on the Seaside code).  I continue to be surprised that I have to
> roll my own jQuery version of SULightbox; I thought it was more commonly
> used.  My code uses #lightbox: a lot for domain generated modal dialogs.

Maybe you can contribute your implementation of a jQuery based lightbox?

Seaside is an open source project: Things do only happen if somebody
takes the time to do it.

Lukas

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Facundo,

Yes, I'm using Scritpaculous  #lightbox: in Seaside 3.0, but I've subclassed SULightbox to provide the required #style ... it's a short term hack.  I'll be replacing everything with jQuery soon (when I get back to working on the Seaside code).  I continue to be surprised that I have to roll my own jQuery version of SULightbox; I thought it was more commonly used.  My code uses #lightbox: a lot for domain generated modal dialogs.  

Bob

On Sun, Aug 22, 2010 at 12:26 PM, Facundo Vozzi <[hidden email]> wrote:

Bob,

are you using scritpaculous #lightbox: on Seaside 3.0 ? It works fine for me on Seaside 2.9 but not on Seaside 3.0.

Did you find a way to do the same with jQuery dialog ?

Thanks in advance,

Facundo

On Wed, Jul 14, 2010 at 9:59 AM, Bob N. <[hidden email]> wrote:

Nick,

Thank you... that's a good starting point for me; somewhat easier than starting from scratch.        

I continue to be surprised that there is so little demand for this feature.  I can't be the only one that uses #ligthbox: a lot but wants to move to jQuery.  

Bob

On Mon, Jul 12, 2010 at 11:29 AM, Nick Ager <[hidden email]> wrote:

<...> 

Use it as follows:

renderContentOn: html

html form: [

html submitButton

        callback: [self jqDialog: self counter];

        with: 'Open counter'

]

where the component contains the following methods:

counter

^ counter ifNil: [counter := WACounter new]

children 

^ Array with: self counter

Hope this helps

Nick

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Bob,

it's strange because my image has the method #style on SULightbox but it doesn't work on Seaside 3.0. Maybe is a library configuration problem on my site, I'll test it again.

If you like I can help you to make an implementation of lightbox: based on jQuery. Please let me know.

Regards,

Facundo

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