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#1 2007-06-15 18:17:05
- anoke
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More tag identifiers (admin side)?
For example <form id="articlesearch" method="get" action="index.php" class="search-form" >.
Might we see them? Articles, Images, Files, Links and Comments don’t have many ids yet..
Could be quite useful for plugins.
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Re: More tag identifiers (admin side)?
We are leaning towards a larger number of ids, but with the recent addition of jQuery as a DOM traversal vehicle to the backend, even with the current user interface one should be able to find a proper hook in the DOM for the greater part of the user interface elements.
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#3 2007-06-15 19:46:15
- anoke
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Re: More tag identifiers (admin side)?
Ah, great. I’ve been using some DIY-hooks but they are painful maintain.. Time to boost my JS-skillz this summer then.
Hopefully we’ll see some basic tutorials to get, um, slow adapters like me started.
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#5 2007-06-15 20:39:39
- anoke
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Re: More tag identifiers (admin side)?
Cheers, that was fast.
I just glimped at 15 days. Not that I totally got it yet but gave me quite a lot ideas..
So…
- I need triggering jQuery code with
dom_attach()at some point? - Examples favour
<head>after jQuery load, does it matter? - How do I attach there if there’s no
<head>with an id? Can I throw it elsewhere? - A new function based on
dom_attach()but with.getElementsByTagName("head")perhaps?
You get what puzzles my little brains? O.o
EDIT: Insert into HEAD for admin side plugin
Last edited by anoke (2007-06-15 20:42:44)
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