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This tutorial can also work on previous versions of appfuse but you need to include the dependend ajax framewords. You can grap prototype and scriptaculous from Appfuse 1.9.3 and place the scrips in the same folders as Appfuse 1.9.3. You also need to reference the ajax frameworks in the default.jsp decorator jsp. Here is an excerpt of the begining of {{{default.jsp}}} from Appfuse 1.9.3 project used as basis for this tutorial.
This tutorial can also work on previous versions of Appfuse but you need to include the dependend AJAX framewords (they are by default included in Appfuse 1.9.3). You can grap prototype and scriptaculous from Appfuse 1.9.3 and place the scrips in the same folders as where they are placed in Appfuse 1.9.3. You also need to reference the Ajax frameworks in the decorator default.jsp. Below is an excerpt of the begining of {{{default.jsp}}} from Appfuse 1.9.3 project used as basis for this tutorial. Uou need the lines including "prototype.js" and "scriptaculous.js" in that order since scriptaculous.js depends on prototype.js. Its important to note that scriptaculous.js may load additionally js scrips. And this tutorial also needs the effects.js to be available. But in order to be safe you should include them all. They are:
*builder.js
*effects.js
*dragdrop.js
*controls.js
*slider.js
__Excerpt of the beginning of default.jsp__

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