I have been playing with JQuery and was thinking about doing some integration with XPages components. I have seen a few posted questions about JQuery but I am not sure how widely used it is in the Lotus community.
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At LotusPhere in the SpeedGeeking session, either Henry Newberry or Lance Spellman showed using jQuery in an XPages application (I think, I had a couple of cold ones in me by the time I got there 😀 ).
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I prefer Dojo but I understand that DOM-oriented developers may find jQuery more sexy. But if you want you could mixin using PlugD (http://code.google.com/p/plugd/) or the pre-release module dojox.jq (http://archive.dojotoolkit.org/nightly/dojotoolkit/dojox/jq/README).
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Great feedback, thanks!
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A colleague has created a Jquery plugin for OCS. Today I have put the code in the new corporate website based on Xpages.
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I would prefer jQuery but I have not found a way to disable dojo
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JQuery is really cool, because of the fast growing large amounts of plugins (which you do not see (yet) as dijits).
However I have not used it in XPages development, just ‘vintage’ Domino development.
In fact I was considering writing some more stuff about it on my blog (tree view, breadcrumbs, horizontal menus)…
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