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First off, every widget (and Spry includes tabs, accordions, panels, and other widgets) consists of one JavaScript and one CSS file. So to use a particular widget on a page, you would begin by including these files. ...>>Read More

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06:35:15 02-29-2008

In the past, this was doable by writing JavaScript to process the data before it was rendered. Not terribly difficult, but a bit of a pain for something so simple. Spry 1.6.1 greatly simplifies this. First I write my function to handle ...>>Read More

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04:43:52 02-26-2008

major Ajax frameworks can be used to build AIR applications. Supported frameworks include jQuery, Ext JS, Dojo, and Spry. Adobe AIR integrates JavaScript and ActionScript to allow cross-scripting between [...] ...>>Read More

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12:59:26 02-25-2008

I don't figure this should be too hard for anyone who knows java. I am working on a site with a DW CS3 Spry tabbed panel. I am including the tabbed.>>Read More

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08:39:49 02-08-2008