DOMAssistant

Tuesday this week we released the 2.7.1 release of DOMAssistant. Unfortunately, two somewhat edge cases sneaked through. While these probably won’t affect most of you, we thought it best to quickly release a new version, just in case.

The problems were in regard to setting certain attributes on tables in Internet Explorer and the ability to pass in numbers as well as strings when setting attributes in IE.

Therefore, version 2.7.1.1 is now available for download.

If this had the chance to cause you any inconvenience, we sincerely apologize.

We were very happy with our 2.7 release, and now we just thought that we’d issue some small updates and fixes to that.

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Samuel Desnoës, also responsible for the translation of the DOMAssistant documentation into French, has released a DOMAssistant plugin called BoxIT (BoxIT in French).

It is a plugin to be used to automate the creation of graphical round boxes on block-type tags (P, DIV, UL, LI) in an HTML page, to avoid having a lot of superfluous markup in your documents.

DZone have just published an article by me about working with AJAX calls and DOMAssistant. Go read, to delve into the DOMAssistant universe.

When it comes to creating richer web interfaces, using images to improve the experience is a most important way to do it. Therefore, we’re proud to release the PictureSlides DOMAssistant plugin.

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DZone recently published Interview: Robert Nyman : Creator of DOMAssistant where I talk about DOMAssistant and a little about other JavaScript libraries.

After a lot of hard work, we’re more pleased than ever to present the new version of DOMAssistant: faster, less code, better support and improved stability. And more features, of course.

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Team member Roger has looked into developer tools and how to integrate DOMAssistant support, and he has come up with something nice for you.

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Now that IE 8 beta is out of the door, I thought it would be interesting to take it for a spin with DOMAssistant.

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With the advent of DOMAssistant 2.6, a new world with plugins opened up. Time to release the first one: AJAXForms.

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