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I've been able to run Asynchronous with Garland Theme doing the next (with asynchronous and page_renderer modules installed):
- Add to garland.info scripts[] = asynchronous.js
- Upload asynchronous.js to garland folder
- Upload chrysalis.svg and rename it to garland.svg
With these changes only works the login form, perfectly, but I imagin that changing the div names in page.tpl.php will do run the rest of the page.
Will it be possible to run with Asynchronous only the login form (or other block) without loading all the code? Is there another way (a better way) to do this?
Comments
Comment #1
andrewmacpherson commentedIt works with the Chrysalis theme. I'm not aware of any other themes which support it specifically.
Comment #2
redaccion commentedOk... tnks...
Comment #3
recidive commentedI didn't have the time to document this yet.
Yes, there is a js api you can use to make your theme compatible with asynchronous.
If you have javascript skills you can take a look at asynchronous.js in chrysalis theme.
Comment #4
ddmichel commentedI've been able to run Asynchronous with Garland Theme doing the next (with asynchronous and page_renderer modules installed):
- Add to garland.info scripts[] = asynchronous.js
- Upload asynchronous.js to garland folder
- Upload chrysalis.svg and rename it to garland.svg
With these changes only works the login form, perfectly, but I imagin that changing the div names in page.tpl.php will do run the rest of the page.
Will it be possible to run with Asynchronous only the login form (or other block) without loading all the code? Is there another way (a better way) to do this?
Thanks.
Comment #5
recidive commentedFiled and feature issue for adding region/block display settings:
#541432: Choose which 'regions' should be dynamic loaded
Closing this issue.