PQuery is a set of helper classes for JQuery JavaScript library.This library allows you to easily integrate AJAX , Effects and other JQuery functionality into your PHP scripts.IT has a small foot print and is compatible with PHP4 and PHP5.
PQuery Demos : PQuery Demos.
Documentation : PQuery Documentation .
License : MIT or GPL ( what ever you wish to use )
Hey..
I just love that you’ve made a helper for CakePHP for JQuery because that’s just what I’ve been looking for..
Though I’m having a bit trouble with figuring it out. (eg, how to use it in my views)..
So if you have some example code or some example views, I’d love to take a peek at them..
Thanks
Hi,
Great work with the plugin..i’ve the same problem than SilverDK with cake.
Can you publish some samples ?
thanks.
For those of you looking for PHP port of jQuery, it’s named phpQuery and can be found here:
http://code.google.com/p/phpquery/
nice job man….
Nice work:D
Thank you very much for sharing this! I wish I could find it as a CodeIgniter helper, but it shouldn’t be hard to get this done by myself
This is a great product, really quick to get going, however I am struggling to find many examples. Has anyone managed to get the redirect_to function working?
I love how this sounds, but I can’t figure out how to put it to work. Can you post a few tutorials to do some more simple things? The one tutorial you have confuses me.
It’s a great initiative. However, there should be some documentation on using it with CakePHP.
I’ll check it later.
Ok, I just used it with CakePHP and it’s amazing. I’d change, however, all those function names, for instance, function link_to_remote() to linkToRemote().
Unzip the CakePHP’s Helper inside /app/view/helpers. Include ‘pquery’ in your controller’s properties (eg. var $helpers = (’Html’, ‘Javascript’, etc…, ‘pquery’);
Then just use it according to the examples given (which could be better explained, by the way). In http://www.ngcoders.com/pquery/user_guide/classes/jquery.html you have the API help.
Hope it helped those having problems.
pquery.php:
line 48 must be
return ‘remote_function($options).’; return false;\’ method=”‘.(isset($options['type'])?$options['type']:’GET’).’” >’;
$id_string was missing
WOW !
PQuery is really a must !
Keep up the good work !
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Saguenay-IT, (PHP, ASP, Flex, ActionScript, JavaScript, etc.)
Thanks guys that was extremely helpful!
sandeep verma
(http://sandeepverma.wordpress.com)