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[Pilinet]

Hi,

I have added some jQuery so that the permission icons change on-the-fly when changes are made. Check it out and see if you like it!

Regards,
PILAR RODRIGUEZ

[FMCorz]

Thanks for providing this. I'll try to have a look as soon as I can. First question, is there a nice fallback in can jQuery or JavaScript are turned off?

[Pilinet]

Sorry, but I don't understand your question

2012/11/19 Frédéric Massart [email protected]

Thanks for providing this. I'll try to have a look as soon as I can. First
question, is there a nice fallback in can jQuery or JavaScript are turned
off?

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[FMCorz]

Oh sorry, I was just wondering what happened in case jQuery was not available within Cake, or if the user has Javascript disabled in his browser.

[Pilinet]

JavaScript needs to be enabled. My code first just checks if jQuery is
present in the project, if it isn't, the jQuery code is not executed. But
you're right, instead of not to execute it, I can add some lines to load
the jQuery files:

*if (typeof jQuery == 'undefined') {
var script = document.createElement('script');
script.type = "text/javascript";
script.src = "http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.8.3.js";
document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(script);
}
//Code

Better in that way, is not?
*
*Regards

PILAR RODRÍGUEZ
*
2012/11/19 Frédéric Massart [email protected]

Oh sorry, I was just wondering what happened in case jQuery was not
available within Cake, or if the user has Javascript disabled in his
browser.

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[FMCorz]

I guess my main concerns here are:

• We need to ensure that the plugin would work just as fine when JavaScript is turned off.
• I haven't worked on CakePHP for quite some time but I know that there is an API for JavaScript, which does not rely on a specific engine (or should not), I think we should definitely make use of that and not force users to use jQuery if they're already using another engine.
• Also, I dislike the include of jQuery libraries, again we could make use of the built-in functionalities.
• Last but not least, I initially developed this plugin for CakePHP 2.0beta and we should make sure that it would still work on CakePHP 2.0+, everyone should be able to use the new features in this plugin without having to update CakePHP itself.

Thanks for your time! Let me know what you think about all that.

Cheers,
Fred

[Pilinet]

Hello,

I will have a look on it at the beginning of next week.

Thank you for your response

PILAR RODRÍGUEZ

2012/11/21 Frédéric Massart [email protected]

I guess my main concerns here are:

• We need to ensure that the plugin would work just as fine when
  JavaScript is turned off.
• I haven't worked on CakePHP for quite some time but I know that
  there is an API for JavaScript, which does not rely on a specific engine
  (or should not), I think we should definitely make use of that and not
  force users to use jQuery if they're already using another engine.
• Also, I dislike the include of jQuery libraries, again we could make
  use of the built-in functionalities.
• Last but not least, I initially developed this plugin for CakePHP
  2.0beta and we should make sure that it would still work on CakePHP 2.0+,
  everyone should be able to use the new features in this plugin without
  having to update CakePHP itself.

Thanks for your time! Let me know what you think about all that.

Cheers,
Fred

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[FMCorz]

Hi there,

did you get a chance to work on the patch?

Cheers,
Fred

[Oxicode]

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