Content Swapper (MooTools)

i’m glad you like it, i’ve updated the code so it works inside “framed” pages as well .. i noticed it wasn’t working properly inside “live preview” of envato because i was using the “location.hash” function to move to content (when in alternate display mode), so i replaced that part with a better piece of code .. and added a few helper functions as well .. i’ve submitted the updated file for review, but if you’d like me to send you the updated code right away, kindly drop me an email and i’ll send it asap ..

and thank you for purchasing the script !

send me an email with all the problems ur facing, and i’ll help you as much as i can .. there is a sample bare-bones example provided, which can get you up and running quickly .. little knowledge of JavaScript might be required to understand how the script works .. e-mail me via my contact page and i’ll see what i can do ..

Thank you so much for the feedback, I really appreciate it. I hope you find the script useful !

You can email me the details and I’ll see how i can help or I can possibly suggest how my script can fit to your purpose.

First off, the Moo vs. jQuery debate is quite old and to be honest when I was starting off with JavaScript libraries, I had a hard time choosing one too, until it was clear to me that both, Moo and jQuery, were made for different purposes. MooTools is targeted towards developers while jQuery is made for designers. So keeping that in mind, jQuery is relatively easier to use and learn than MooTools. Apart from that, jQuery is good for DOM manipulation, while MooTools is a far better choice for web app development.

Coming to the second part of your worries; if you’re looking to use a library for mobile app development, Titanium won’t have much to do with that. In newer versions of Titanium (1.5+), you can only make use of JavaScript libraries if you’re implementing a custom WebView in your app which will link to a webpage, on which you will have your JavaScript libraries etc. (look at sample Titanium Apps for further clarification). If you insist on using JavaScript libraries for mobile app development then consider jQuery Mobile, MooTools Mobile or PhoneGap or simply HTML5 . The difference here would be that with Titanium you’ll be able to develop the app using native phone UI elements while using JS Libraries, you’ll be limited to the phone’s browser (but you can obviously overcome that by using Titanium’s WebView and loading a webpage in it which uses the JS Libraries).

About the licensing; I think it’s quite clear that if you intend to use any script in a version of your script that you intend to re-sell, you’ll have to buy the extended license. If you’re not sure about this, then you can always contact support for clarification. But, it’s always best to first buy regular license, try out the script before you spend a lot of money.

And, by the way, I started work on a similar script in Titanium but halted work for now because Titanium is very buggy at the moment; will wait till March when they come up with a new version.

Hope that answers all your questions.

sure, drop me in email with the details and i can point you in the right direction.

that can only be done via iframes or ajax (which load the content from another html page) combined with this script.