[Seaside] Re: Re: Re: Re: Ajax delete component onlyworksif#childrenstillreport all previously deleted components?

[Sebastian Sastre]

> > The question is, what would be useful for other frameworks?
> 
> Sebastian makes some good points on jQuery: I've been reading 
> on it and 
> jQuery code reads really clean and succinct, it has no conflicts with 
> prototype (so incrementally using it is painless), it is 
> nicely OO, cleanly 
> separates base library from plugins, very well documented (2+ 
> books!), is on 
> the rise, and is getting *lots* of plugins 
> http://plugins.jquery.com/ from 
> infrastructure (like AjaxQueue - serialize possible 
> race-conditions) to rich 
> UI widgets.
> 
> It might be a good 2nd reference point from which to generalize.
> 
> Thank you again,
> 
> Sophie 
> 
Sorry to interrupt but here is a sorteable tree based on jQuery that works with
drag & drop:
http://www.bernardopadua.com/nestedSortables/test/nested_sortable/

I'm looking the plugins and they seems to have covered a wide spectrum of UI
problems quite appealing,

Cheers,

Sebastian