Yahoo has extended its YUI framework to include a rich text editor RTE
fckeditor has been around for a little while now. There are excellent plugins for wordpress and other popular CMS'. Not so sure how 'AJAXified' the interface is. I suspect yahoo's RTE to be up to par on the latest client javascript feel.
somethings from codeland
Friday, August 10, 2007
Wednesday, August 08, 2007
Design Links Inspiration and other good info..
http://macthemes2.net/contest/ - a theme/design contest site. Good for ideas/inspiration..
80 type faces for professional design "good" fonts for sleek pro sites..
design simplicity
digital-web.com - great design and web technology resource
e-texteditory - textmate's (a really great editor for Mac only) competitor for windows and soon to be linux also..
softwaredeveloper.com - web dev resource list
colourlovers.com - colorful inspiration for design
blueprint - a css framework. Base designs on top of working css
logo inspiration - stay away from the bubbles.. ha
behance.com - design inspiration articles
faveup.com - business cards, flash sites, and css sites = design inspiration..
Design Stories and transition decisions..
redesgin of expressionengine
Stonebriar Community Church Redesign
80 type faces for professional design "good" fonts for sleek pro sites..
design simplicity
digital-web.com - great design and web technology resource
e-texteditory - textmate's (a really great editor for Mac only) competitor for windows and soon to be linux also..
softwaredeveloper.com - web dev resource list
colourlovers.com - colorful inspiration for design
blueprint - a css framework. Base designs on top of working css
logo inspiration - stay away from the bubbles.. ha
behance.com - design inspiration articles
faveup.com - business cards, flash sites, and css sites = design inspiration..
Design Stories and transition decisions..
redesgin of expressionengine
Stonebriar Community Church Redesign
Tuesday, August 07, 2007
Custom PayPal Integration
There are a great many ways to integrate with PayPal nowadays.
PayPal Integration
The easiest looks to be posting information through a bunch of hidden form inputs. Not quite sure how we get a success message back from PayPal that it went through successfully afterwards.
Cart Upload
there are also toolkits available for a couple of implementation languages, namely asp for the current project I'm working on PayPal toolkits
asp PayPal toolkit
PayPal Integration
The easiest looks to be posting information through a bunch of hidden form inputs. Not quite sure how we get a success message back from PayPal that it went through successfully afterwards.
Cart Upload
there are also toolkits available for a couple of implementation languages, namely asp for the current project I'm working on PayPal toolkits
asp PayPal toolkit
Sunday, August 05, 2007
c# web services
I want to use more fully fleshed out javascript frameworks with my already asp ajax enabled c# web app. My first project will consist of populating a treeview dynamically using the yahoo yui js framework and a custom c# web service.
There are two or more asynchronous web services that I will need to build. One will be responsible for building the tree and sending it back in xml or json so that I can build the tree again on the clients browser. The other method(s) will be responsible for altering the tree. I will need to move nodes to different parent nodes, delete selected nodes, or insert nodes under a specific node.
I can break it down into just a couple of functions: remove, insert, and move (which would just call the two previously declared functions in order after caching a node to be "moved" before deleted)
I'm going to start with the c# web services end using asp.net's new ajax implementation. Not sure how difficult it will be, but it seems to have a big enough following.
c# web services overview
Exposing web services to client script - the methods that I would call from javascript to modify the tree's nodes.
Update:
I found a couple of fairly decent articles on codeguru.
Web services using .Net and Javascript
Update: I've found an excellent tutorial on asp.net web services for beginners..
codesource.net
There are two or more asynchronous web services that I will need to build. One will be responsible for building the tree and sending it back in xml or json so that I can build the tree again on the clients browser. The other method(s) will be responsible for altering the tree. I will need to move nodes to different parent nodes, delete selected nodes, or insert nodes under a specific node.
I can break it down into just a couple of functions: remove, insert, and move (which would just call the two previously declared functions in order after caching a node to be "moved" before deleted)
I'm going to start with the c# web services end using asp.net's new ajax implementation. Not sure how difficult it will be, but it seems to have a big enough following.
c# web services overview
Exposing web services to client script - the methods that I would call from javascript to modify the tree's nodes.
Update:
I found a couple of fairly decent articles on codeguru.
Web services using .Net and Javascript
Update: I've found an excellent tutorial on asp.net web services for beginners..
codesource.net
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