Hi
Has anyone used OpenRico’s “on-demand listbox” LiveGrid or something
similar in a Rails app already? How well does it behave?
I’m asking this because I need a scrollable list but the number of
records in the table could be well above 5000. In the past I’ve used
similar “on-demand fetchings” in desktop apps and it was a real
blessing (the database load was kept low and the app’s speed was
fantastic). Using the conventional techniques such as paginated
browsing is out of the question in the app I’m going to develop.
If not, would anyone be interested in getting this (and some other
stuff such as the accordion from OpenRico) as a plug-in or added to
Rails itself in a way similar as to Protoype and script.alico.us are
transparently merged into form_remote and RJS?
Best regards
Peter De Berdt
Hi Peter,
The Rico website is actually done in Rails so the LiveGrid demo there
is working with Rail already. Richard Cowin, the Rico architect, and
I have discussed the possibility of added Rico support to Rails in
some fashion, perhaps as Prototype and script.alico.us are as you
mentioned. I’ll forward your email to Richard offline and he can
follow up with you directly.
Also, if anyone else is interested in formally adding some sort of
Rico support to Rails, we’d love to hear about it.
Thanks.
Steven S.
FiveRuns
Openrico has also a nice implementation of rounded corners which already
got
extracted for the purpose of using with rails:
http://encytemedia.com/blog/articles/2005/12/01/rico-rounded-corners-without-all-of-rico
On 08 Feb 2006, at 17:32, Roberto S. wrote:
Openrico has also a nice implementation of rounded corners which
already got extracted for the purpose of using with rails:
http://encytemedia.com/blog/articles/2005/12/01/rico-rounded-
corners-without-all-of-rico
Nice, thanks for the link!
Best regards
Peter De Berdt