Ajaxification Disabled

I've created a spiffy bit of Javascript and CSS to "Ajaxify" my blogger blog. Problem is that the browser's Back button doesn't work properly with this. Right now I don't have time to work on this, so I disabled the functionality. Besides that problem, it is really cool. It caches pages visited, so, if you click on a link to a post you've looked at already in the same session, it doesn't go back to the server to get it, it gets it from the cache. Neat-o! I have other ideas for this besides having the Back button working... but it will have to wait!

Farther Along

I got the editor I mentioned in the "Ajax is Cool" post is working well. It is both saving and loading nicely. What's nice is the user can edit a fairly complex structure of data all locally and save changes whenever they want to. They can navigate through a tree-veiw on the left hand side of the page, which changes the right hand side of the page (all without reloading the page). Nice!

No wonder my shoulder and arm hurts! It must be from reaching around and patting myself on the back!

Ajax is Cool!

I've been working on creating new functionality to a web site here at work. This functionality uses Ajax technology. It's coming along nicely and I think the client is going to like what they see. It saves changes in the background. I still have a bit of "save" code left to do. Then I will need to finish the "load" code.