"Degrade", in the parlance of coders, means "doesn't break other stuff if it's not supported". So, if the user's browser doesn't support AJAX, this module shouldn't prevent the calling module from functioning normally, albeit without the nifty AJAX functionality.
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Dan Ziemecki
Philosopher. Curmudgeon. Nerd.
On Fri, 17 Mar 2006 00:19:42 +1100 "Jeremy Epstein" wrote:
> (since the current method degrades well without JS).
pardon my general ignorance of AJAX and JS, but what does "degrade"
mean in this context? normally, i'd think "code that degrades" isn't
something to cheer about. ;) if there's a quick 1 sentance
explaination (or a link), i'd appreciate it.
otherwise, thanks for this contribution. from what i can gather, this
seems like it could help a lot of module UI's out there.
here's one: i'm thinking of event-enabled nodes... when you enter the
start time, the end time could be automatically pre-filled to be some
configurable event duration ( e.g. 1 hour) into the future from the
start time. that'd be a nice feature. don't know if this requires
activeselect or not (see http://drupal.org/node/25618), but maybe
activeselect would make it easier to do...
thanks,
-derek (dww)