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jQuery - TinyMCE Editor
mark.byers

If you want to mash in the latest standard verison of the TInyMCE editor into your jQuery based web application you can find it at:

/jscripts/jquery/tiny_mce/jquery.tinymce.js

Example:

http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/examples/example_23.php

iPhone Contacts App based on onDemand - Source Code
mark.byers

The simple iPhone Application for managing contacts stored in a mydigitalspace based system is currently under review for Apple iOS App. Store.

Attached is the source code, that if you are that way inclined, you can use as basis for building your own iPhone/iPad application based on mydigitalspace onDemand 1.8 or do a design document as per previous post and use the services of Konstant Info. or alike.

Attachment added: ibCom_1blankspace_iPhone_Source_Code_1.0.zip
Standard jQuery Interface 1.4
mark.byers

This document now covers off the core concepts and conventions that we are currently building the default interface on.  You can choose to use these, knowing that going forward the framework integration and extending will we much simpler.

It includes:

1. css conventions

2. Setup (as in the old My System Profile) framework - this toggles the master viewport control, between normal mode and set up mode to maximise the reuse to existing interface elements, eg search, save etc

3. Help framework.

Attachment added: ibCom_1blankspace_jQuery_1.4.doc
JSON Future Support
mark.byers

ibCom is happy to announce support for the JSON ["jason"] data communication standard in the upcoming onDemand 2.0 service.

JSON is considered by many as the default standard for exchanging information within and between web applications and supporting services - it is seen as lightweight version of XML.

Within the webbrowser environment tools like Javascript, jQuery and jQuery plugins, all support JSON.  By adding JSON support to the ibCom mydigitalspace onDemand service, we are making it even easier for web application developers/assemblers to build rich internet applications (RIAs) with great user experiences.

JSON can also be used in non webbrowser environments.

We will of course continue to support the text/html and xml options – so as the application developer/assembler you have a choice.

In preparation, find more information @:

# http://www.json.org/
# http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON

jQuery Mobile
mark.byers

The jQuery team are working on a mobile version of their library/framework.

http://www.htmlgoodies.com/tutorials/forms/article.php/3911771

 

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