Rails - Mar 2006 - AjaxScaffold 2.2.0 released with graceful JS degredation

Just wanted to let anyone know that might have checked out the generator
before and couldn''t use it b/c you''re project required
graceful degredation.
Well its in there now. Thanks everyone and enjoy.

Demo: http://ajaxscaffold.height1percent.com

Release Notes:
http://www.height1percent.com/articles/2006/03/04/ajaxscaffold-2-2-0-released-with-graceful-js-degredation

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On 3/4/06, Richard White <rrwhite@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Just wanted to let anyone know that might have checked out the generator
> before and couldn''t use it b/c you''re project required
graceful degredation.
> Well its in there now. Thanks everyone and enjoy.
>
> Demo: http://ajaxscaffold.height1percent.com
>
> Release Notes:
>
http://www.height1percent.com/articles/2006/03/04/ajaxscaffold-2-2-0-released-with-graceful-js-degredation
>
> --
I just tried the ajax_scaffold_generator for the first time.  It
worked great with full records.

I want to use it to generate detail records in a master-detail setup.

Is there a howto online anywhere that would explain how to do that?

Greg
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Graceful degradation.  Sounds like something Rodney Dangerfield would 
have been into.

Can you explain for the newbies what graceful degradation is and why 
somebody might care?

thanks,
jp

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It means it won''t work !

Jeff Pritchard wrote:
> Graceful degradation.  Sounds like something Rodney Dangerfield would 
> have been into.
> 
> Can you explain for the newbies what graceful degradation is and why 
> somebody might care?
> 
> thanks,
> jp

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On 14 Mar 2006, at 17:01, Jeff Pritchard wrote:
> Graceful degradation.  Sounds like something Rodney Dangerfield would
> have been into.
>
> Can you explain for the newbies what graceful degradation is and why
> somebody might care?
It does exactly what it says: it degrades gracefully... if javascript  
isn''t enabled or unavailable on the user''s computer. This
usually
means there''s a non-ajax (i.e. with page refreshes) fallback available.

HTH!


Best regards

Peter De Berdt