Inline Ajax Calendar using Savvy.js
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14 I have to admit the Inline AJAX Calendar using PHP wasn't the best solution but now let me introduce you to Savvy.Calendar, an object under Savvy.js Library which will allow you to migrate dependency to server-side scripting (using PHP) to all client-side (using JavaScript and Savvy.js of course). I speak of the object previously in Ajaxify Calendar Without AJAX, so now let move on to the tutorial shall we.
Using Advertlets with AJAX Site
First of all, let me made it clear to everyone that this isn't a Advertlets's hack but instead give us a different approach to embed ads in our side and this going to be useful when you want to implement AJAX powered interface. The approach will use DOM instead of document.write() inside a function to allow you to reuse the same function again and again with different callback.
Savvy.js version 0.1.1.1 Release
The new Library have been available since today morning, other than the JavaScript Inline Calendar I was mentioning on my previous post, I also made a hotfix for ImageBOX which create a bug in Opera. The current Library sum up to 51KB+ at the moment and I'm looking into ways to strip it down using either compression or separating additional Library from the Core.
So far, I manage to compress it to 20KB+ (compressed file included in the zip) using a compressor tool for JavaScript at JavaScript Compressor.
Ajaxify Calendar without AJAX
Since the time when I create Inline AJAX Calendar using PHP, I have put up hope to have every function to be running from client side instead of using AJAX request, and after more than almost a year it's finally here bundle in the upcoming Savvy.js release. The so called Object is based on The Strange Zen of JavaScript's How to build a simple calendar with JavaScript.
Savvy.js version 0.1.1.0 Released
As mention earlier in What Next?, there a lot of changes being made to the core of Savvy.js Library. For starter each Object no longer have the prefix savvy name to save space for more important requirement. The prefix removal along have reduce 5-10KB for ChronoSight.CMS usage alone, but since I also added more function the total size now is almost 46KB.
At the moment I'm still pretty much trying to understand Object Oriented for JavaScript and hopefully more function will be added later as we proceed, full release note after the jump.