Use the jQuery Tools module so that we gain benefit from the Drupal JavaScript behaviors.

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robloach’s picture

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Whoops, wrong patch.

Anonymous’s picture

Rob,

I don't understand the main goal of the patch.
Here is what I understand :

  1. Scrollable Views give the ability to integrate jQuery Tools Scrollable with Views;
  2. jQuery Tools Module does not integrate with Views;
  3. This patch is to integrate Scrollable Views to jQuery Tools Module

So if I understand well all of the other components of jQuery Tools Scrollable are still not integrated with Views. So why not patch jQuery Tools Module to integrate all this components to Views ?

Ok, maybe this is a silly question.

sparker888’s picture

Hi Rob,

I like the idea of integrating jQuery Tools into Drupal.

It may be a bit early, but are you working on some basic documentation?

For example, does the module replace the necessity of adding the http://cdn.jquerytools.org/1.0.2/jquery.tools.min.js statement on the page to implement the tools?

The help portion of the module seems unfinished, and I've found myself having to wade through the original documentation trying to make sense of how to implement the functions provided by your jQuery Tools Module into my Drupal sites.

I'll keep plugging away at it, but I wanted to know your next steps, when we might see some basic Drupal documentation, and perhaps the ultimate goal of this implementation.

Cheers!

saurabh.bhambry’s picture

I agree with the comment above... wud need atleast some documentation to try out the module ..
BTW I tried somthing else too .. I downloaded the jquerytools.js file and placed it in the jquery_plugins module's folder ..
den I used the drupal_add_plugin ("tools") function to call the tools and tried to implement some code ..
Surprisingly I was able to make the code work .. but it had to face some weird behavior ..

Now waiting for this module to check it out ..