Ajaxify A Static Website In Minutes
6
Nov
There are many websites which are totally static. They can have an Ajax twist with a little touch.
com.bydust.ajax is a JavaScript class which automatically converts a static website into an Ajaxed one.
In order to make it work, The website content is marked like:
<!-- begin content -->
*your primary content*
<!-- end content -->
to make the script know which is the content area to be loaded. A detailed documentation can be found here.
When a user without JavaScript is browsing, com.bydust.ajax degrades gracefully & the site will be working normally.
P.S. Thanks to Nick for the suggestion.
Requirements: No Requirements
Compatibility: All Major Browsers
Website: http://www.bydust.com/examples/com.bydust.ajax/
Demo: http://www.bydust.com/examples/com.bydust.ajax/
Download: http://www.bydust.com/examples/com.bydust.ajax/downl...
Compatibility: All Major Browsers
Website: http://www.bydust.com/examples/com.bydust.ajax/
Demo: http://www.bydust.com/examples/com.bydust.ajax/
Download: http://www.bydust.com/examples/com.bydust.ajax/downl...
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Javascript
- Filed under: Browsing, Goodies, Other License
- 7 Comments
7 Responses for "Ajaxify A Static Website In Minutes"
Good resource, easy to use and very customizable.
I don’t get why you’d want to do this?
Gavin: To let your users know that it is loading. Just like flash loading.
I might use this for a page that takes time to load.
@Gavin: because its very easy to implement and goes for all static websites. Its made for small sites, not for large corporate sites.
If it works for your site you can use it, if you need a solution especially made for a particular website, maybe this is not for you
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This is a very great resource. Was looking for a long time for something like this. Sometimes people just like things that move and inform them of the progress of things. Wouldn’t it be great if we could get live progress reports of when our cars are in the shop? Or when we are getting oil changes? Same thing right? Thanks again!
Facebook uses this, and due to the chat. Sure it works if you refresh the page, but with ajax you know that you will always stay connected.