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oc	#8394 2009-02-20 03:05
Contributors Thanked: 1 kez	What I meant was what Trustmaster said, otherwise, the idea is nice. @Dayver: If you want to use AJAX, you can write plugins, or even modules for later. But core should never ever be written AJAX. It is like we solved everything in our list and this is the last thing to do, well it is not at all. And talking about it, if you just check admin/banlist you can see how bad is ajax operations are performed, but even if it was an excellent use, I would say no. We have bugs to fix and tasks to be completed, if anyone wants to do something, admin panel hardcoded to tpl files is a very busying task. And about publics common opinion, I can't change what I think because of what everyone thinks, which happens to be wrong. I will never code core or basic module ajax. If anyone wants to catch up with new web tech, web 2.0 does not only mean ajax. You want to add ajax everywhere, Trustmaster says 50/50. I believe it should be strict html. We have a lot of oppurtunities with PHP/MySQL, of course plugins like markItUp! must have JQuery, but other than that, core should be ajax-free. And I was the one that pressed Trustmaster and everybody else to use Ajax at first. But now I see it was a big mistake, I just wonder how much time should pass that you realize that fact too, hopefully soon, because every new move is another mistake (index polls-i started that mistake, i accept i was wrong/administration enhancements/rating system...)

#8394 2009-02-20 03:05

What I meant was what Trustmaster said, otherwise, the idea is nice.

@Dayver: If you want to use AJAX, you can write plugins, or even modules for later. But core should never ever be written AJAX.

It is like we solved everything in our list and this is the last thing to do, well it is not at all. And talking about it, if you just check admin/banlist you can see how bad is ajax operations are performed, but even if it was an excellent use, I would say no. We have bugs to fix and tasks to be completed, if anyone wants to do something, admin panel hardcoded to tpl files is a very busying task.

And about publics common opinion, I can't change what I think because of what everyone thinks, which happens to be wrong. I will never code core or basic module ajax. If anyone wants to catch up with new web tech, web 2.0 does not only mean ajax.

You want to add ajax everywhere, Trustmaster says 50/50. I believe it should be strict html. We have a lot of oppurtunities with PHP/MySQL, of course plugins like markItUp! must have JQuery, but other than that, core should be ajax-free.

And I was the one that pressed Trustmaster and everybody else to use Ajax at first. But now I see it was a big mistake, I just wonder how much time should pass that you realize that fact too, hopefully soon, because every new move is another mistake (index polls-i started that mistake, i accept i was wrong/administration enhancements/rating system...)