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Infusion combines JavaScript, CSS, HTML and user-centered design, rolling them all into a single package that sits on top of the popular jQuery toolkit. Infusion includes ready-to-use components as well as a framework to build your own.
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Fluid Infusion 1.3.1 ==================== Main Project Site: http://fluidproject.org Documentation: http://wiki.fluidproject.org/display/fluid/Infusion+Documentation What's New in 1.3.1? ==================== This release: * Updates Pager to use the Renderer by default * Fixes several bugs in the Uploader * Fixes a keyboard navigation bug in the Layout Reorderer What's in this Release? ======================= This release is available in three forms: Deployment Bundle - infusion-1.3.1.zip Source Code Bundle - infusion-1.3.1-src.zip Your own custom build, using the new Infusion Builder: http://builder.fluidproject.org In addition to source code, samples and tests, both bundles include at the top level a single JavaScript file, InfusionAll.js which is a combination of all other source files. Developers can include this single file in their pages to provide all the necessary support for the Infusion component Library. In the Deployment Bundle, this script is compressed and suitable for production use. The Deployment Bundle also includes a WAR file suitable for deployment in Java-based containers: fluid-components-1.3.1.war Source Code ----------- The organization of the full source code for the Infusion library is as follows: components/ inlineEdit/ pager/ progress/ reorderer/ tableOfContents/ tooltip/ uiOptions/ undo/ uploader/ framework/ core/ enhancement/ fss/ renderer/ lib/ fastXmlPull/ jquery/ json/ swfobject/ swfupload/ In the Deployment Bundle, the JavaScript source has been minified: comments and whitespace have been removed. Developers wishing to learn about the Fluid Infusion code, or debug their applications, should use the Source Code Bundle. Demo Portal ----------- The bundle now comes with a convenient one-stop-shop for seeing all components in action. You can find the demo portal in the "demos" folder in the release bundle or on our Website at: http://fluidproject.org/products/infusion/infusion-demos/ When run from a local file system, several of these demos require you to enable local file AJAX if you're using Firefox 3 and higher. Here's more information: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Security.fileuri.strict_origin_policy http://ejohn.org/blog/tightened-local-file-security/ Other Examples and Sample Code ------------------------------ Sample code illustrating how Infusion components can be used: integration-demos/ sakai/ (showcases: Inline Edit, Pager, UI Options, FSS) uportal/ (showcases: Reorderer, UI Options, FSS) standalone-demos/ pager/ renderer/ reorderer/ table-of-contents/ Tests ----- tests/ component-tests/ escalated-tests/ framework-tests/ lib/ manual-tests/ test-core/ Please note that the tests in the "manual-tests" folder are deprecated, and are being converted into unit tests. Any remaining tests in that folder may not function properly. License ------- Fluid Infusion code is licensed under both the ECL 2.0 and new BSD licenses. The specific licenses can be found in the license file: licenses/Infusion-LICENSE.txt Infusion also depends upon some third party open source modules. These are contained in their own folders, and their licenses are also present in licenses/ More information about Infusion licensing is available in our wiki: http://wiki.fluidproject.org/display/fluid/Fluid+Licensing Third Party Software in Infusion -------------------------------- This is a list of publicly available software that is redistributed with Fluid Infusion, categorized by license: MIT License: * jQuery javascript library v1.4.2: http://jquery.com/ * jQuery UI javascript widget library v1.8: http://ui.jquery.com/ * jQuery UI tooltip (pre-release from jQuery 1.9 branch) https://github.com/jquery/jquery-ui/tree/tooltip * jQuery QUnit: http://docs.jquery.com/QUnit * jQuery Mockjax: https://github.com/appendto/jquery-mockjax * jQuery Chili code highlighter http://code.google.com/p/jquery-chili-js/ * SWFUpload v2.2.0.1: http://swfupload.org/ * SWFObject v2.2: http://code.google.com/p/swfobject/ zlib/libpng License: * fastXmlPull is based on XML for Script's Fast Pull Parser v3.1 (see: http://wiki.fluidproject.org/display/fluid/Licensing+for+fastXmlPull.js) BSD License: * fluid.reset.css is based on YUI's CSS reset styling v2.5.2 see: http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/reset/ * Sample markup and stylesheets from uPortal v2.6 (http://www.uportal.org/) ECL 2.0: * Sample markup and stylesheets from Sakai v2.5 (http://sakaiproject.org) Other licenses: * Douglas Crockford's JSON.js (from 2007-11-06): http://www.json.org/ (Public Domain) Documentation ============= The Fluid Project uses a wiki for documentation and project collaboration: http://wiki.fluidproject.org The main Infusion documentation can be found at: http://wiki.fluidproject.org/display/fluid/Infusion+Documentation The documentation for Infusion consists of a number of information pages stored in the Fluid Wiki. The pages include tutorials, API descriptions, testing procedures, and data-gathering approaches. To make the manual pages easy to navigate, we have added the following guides: * The above-mentioned landing page, which links to all of our documentation. * A link to the documentation appears at the top of the left-side wiki navigation bar with the name "Infusion Documentation". NOTE: Starting with Infusion 1.3, we are beginning to migrate our documentation to a new home. Some of our Sneak Peek functionality is now documented at http://wiki.fluidproject.org/display/docs/Infusion+Documentation+Home Supported Browsers ================== The following browsers are fully supported and were actively tested against for Infusion 1.3.1: Mac OS X 10.6: * Safari 5 * Firefox 3.6 * Firefox 4 Windows XP: * Firefox 3.6 * Internet Explorer 6 * Internet Explorer 7 * Internet Explorer 8 * Google Chrome Windows 7: * Firefox 3.6 * Firefox 4 * Internet Explorer 8 * Internet Explorer 9 For more information on Fluid Infusion browser support, please see: http://wiki.fluidproject.org/display/fluid/Browser+Support Status of Components and Framework Features =========================================== Production: supports A-Grade browsers, stable for production usage across a wide range of applications and use cases * Fluid Skinning System * Infusion Framework Core * Inline Edit: Simple Text * Renderer * Reorderer: List, Grid, Layout, Image * Undo Preview: still growing, but with broad browser support. Expect new features in upcoming releases * Pager * Progress * UI Options * Uploader Sneak Peek: in development; APIs will change. Share your feedback, ideas, and code * IoC * Transactional ChangeApplier * Inline Edit: Dropdown * Inline Edit: Rich Text * Mobile Fluid Skinning System * Table of Contents * Model Transformation * Progressive Enhancement Known Issues ============ The Fluid Project uses a JIRA website to track bugs: http://issues.fluidproject.org Some of the known issues in this release are described here: FSS: FLUID-2504: Flexible columns don't maintain proper alignment under certain conditions FLUID-2434: In IE, major font size changes break text positioning within form controls Framework: FLUID-2577: Renderer performance can be slow on IE 6 and 7 in some contexts. Inline Edit: FLUID-3632: Chrome 4 in WIN XP does not allow tabbing out of tinyMCE editor's edit field FLUID-3811: Previous edits are persisting in Edit Mode despite demo being reloaded in IE8 FLUID-1600: Pressing the "Tab" key to exit edit mode places focus on the wrong item Layout Reorderer: FLUID-3864: Layout Reorderer failed to move portlets back to the first column in three-columns view with keyboard FLUID-3089: If columns become stacked, can't drag item into lower column FLUID-858: Portlet Columns load with no padding between them in IE7 Pager: FLUID-4036: The Pager is dependent on the use of rsf:ids for sortable columns FLUID-2880: The Pager will be refactored. Note that as a result of this, there will be significant changes to the Pager API FLUID-3584: Clicking page numbers throws an error: using IE 6 Renderer: FLUID-3493: Renderer appears to corrupt templates containing empty tags on Opera (maybe others) FLUID-3277: Attempt to add children to leaf component in tree results in "targetlump is undefined" error FLUID-3276: Enclosing branch nodes within markup which has "headers" attribute causes them to become invisible to the renderer Reorderer: FLUID-3288: Moving an item with the keyboard "loses" the "ctrl-key is down" status FLUID-118: Dragging an image offscreen or out of the frame has some unexpected results. UI Options: FLUID-3621: The text in buttons does not change size. FLUID-2481: "Links" selection does not work correctly in UIOptions FLUID-2398: Minimum font size control changes the text size even when the base size is larger then the minimum. Uploader: FLUID-3886: The HTML5 version of the Uploader can't exclude certain files based on file type FLUID-4078: The HTML5 Upload strategy incorrectly interprets the fileSizeLimit option as MB instead of KB FLUID-3996: Deleting files on the local filesystem after they have been added to the Uploader's queue will cause inconsistent behaviour FLUID-3997: Can't tab to the "Browse/Add More" button with the keyboard in IE with Flash 10 FLUID-3999: "Add more" button is not disabled while uploading other files in HTML5-compliant browsers FLUID-2052: Cannot tab away from the "Browse Files" button with Flash 10* * For information related to known issues with Flash 10 compatibility, see http://wiki.fluidproject.org/x/kwZo
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