Jado

Kiam@avpnet.org - May 8, 2008 - 16:50

Jado permits to use the Ext JavaScript library with Drupal 5.x.
This is a first version that simply loads all the files necessary to run Ext JS at every page requests, but for the next versions I will add more functionalities so that other modules will be able to use this module to create dynamic HTML pages.

To install it:

  1. Download this module and extract it in your modules folder(usually it is /sites/all/modules).
  2. Download the Ext JS library and extract it into the lib folder contained into the module folder.
  3. Enable this module and select the path to the Ext JS library from the list the module's settings page shows you. The module looks for the library in its folder and prompts you with a list of folders which match the pattern ext*, permitting you to test a new version of the library without to overwrite the files of the previously installed one.

I before uploaded this module under the name Ext JS taking the files from the test web server I use to verify the functionality of the modules I create. Therefore, the module included also the Ext JS library that should not be included in the modules uploaded to the Drupal server.
I resolved the issue, and changed the name of the module to a more appropriate one.

Releases

Official releasesDateSizeLinksStatus
5.x-0.92008-May-087.28 KBRecommended for 5.xThis is currently the recommended release for 5.x.
 
 

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