Basic verification and asynchronous posting with snazzy effects. Developed specifically to work with the mootools framework.<\/p>\n\n
Should deprecate peacefully, and tested in Safari, Opera, Firefox and IE7<\/p>\n\n
MooTools is an ultra-light frame work with faster operation than prototype\/scriptaculous and more intuitive nomenclature than jQuery. This plugin will not work if you already use another library on your site (JQuery, scriptaculous, etc).<\/p>\n\n
Should you have any issues plugging this into your site please email me: mcp@handsandfeetdesign.com<\/p>\n\n\n
moojax-comment-posting<\/code> to the wp-content\/plugins<\/code> directory.<\/li>\n- If you have already included the mootools framework in your template, edit the moojax-comment.php file to comment out duplicate inclusion of the library<\/li>\n
- Add the foillowing CSS classes to your template to style error messages and throbbers:\ndiv.error {}\nform.throbbing {}\nFor example, you can 'disable' the submit button during the submission with:\nform.throbbing input[type=\"submit\"]{display:none;}<\/li>\n
- Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\n\n
\n- But the whole point of AJAX is throbbers! How do I add a throbber?<\/dt>\n
To indicate 'waiting' this plugin adds the class 'throbbing' to the form whilst it's working. So to for example add a throbbing gif to the textarea whilst the plugin is working, add this to your site CSS:\n.throbbing textarea {background:transparent url(thobber.gif) no-repeat 50% 50% scroll}<\/p><\/dd>\n
- Why isn't my plugin working or it works differently than it should?<\/dt>\n