[support] Is there a drupal way to do this? (views + AJAX/jQuery)

[Tony Zielinski]

I think you'll find that sort of thing very easily done without any  
modules at all just by learning a little jQuery.  It sounds like you  
already have the knowledge how to create the View so I'll just give  
you a simple jQuery snippet:
$(window).unload( function() { $("div.contentToChange  
p.firstparagraph:visible").slideUp("slow"); } );
$(window).load( function() { $("div.contentToChange  
p.firstparagraph:hidden").slideDown("slow"); } );

I don't foresee it being any more of a performance issue than the  
example site you mentioned.

Best of luck!

On Nov 10, 2009, at 12:13 AM, brendan, fresh-off.com wrote:

> Hello  List
>
> I’m working on finally updating my site/portfolio and came across  
> this while looking for inspiration:  http://pixelresort.com/portfolio/
>
> You’ll notice that underneath his main navigation, he has “exposed  
> filters” that change the portfolio view with some Javascript/AJAX/ 
> jQuery/etc.  I’m wondering if something like that Javascript/AJAX/ 
> jQuery/etc. effect could be done with Drupal – and on a portfolio  
> page that not only uses Views, but also pagination?  And if it is,  
> any pointers towards helpful modules?
>
> Another question that comes to mind is, if one were to use a  
> Javascript/AJAX/jQuery/etc. effect like the one on the Pixel Resort  
> site, but with several pages of content -  is that likely to cause  
> any performance issues?
>
>
> Thanks for any input!
>
>
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>
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