I’m working on a couple of personal projects using Seaside and I’m looking into using Seaside’s impressive script.aculo.us support. Here are a couple of things I found out while digging through the Seaside mailing list:
- The easiest way to get a fairly recent version of Seaside and it’s script.aculo.us support is to load Pier from SqueakMap.
- There’s a test AJAX based version of WACounter example called SUCounterTest. I sent #registerAsApplication: to that component and while it appeared properly in my runnging version of Seaside, it generated JavaScript errors when I tried to use it. It’s also necessary to configure the app and add the SUScriptLibrary to it.
Pier, BTW, is one very nifty looking app/framework: A nicely designed CMS/Wiki that can, among other things, seamlessly integrate with custom Seaside components.