
Description
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Ajaxify Regions provides the ability to make certain blocks on your site load
via ajax.  This provides the ability for you to replace - sitewide - uncacheable
blocks (as determined by Drupal) with ajax so that the rest of your site/page
can be cached. This is most useful utilizing a caching system such as boost or
authcache. Unless you are leveraging a page-level caching system, this module
probably doesn't provide a lot of useful functionality.

Benefits
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If you want page-level caching and you don't want to have to do the work to
build js hooks for every item, then this module is for you. This should let you
extensively or selectively ajax-enable blocks for use on your site. Key benefit
is being able to cache the entire page and only load what's absolutely
necessary.

e.g. You want to use boost on an e-commerce site that has a dynamic cart. With
boost, the entire page would be cached, ruining the dynamic cart, without boost
you're site would load everything on each page load. This module will allow you
to turn on boost - caching the entire page - but replace the cart block with
js that will load appropriately for each user.

Setup
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When you first turn on the module, it's not going to do much. This is to
protect against the module breaking your site. Simply navigate to the admin
(admin/settings/performance/ajaxify-regions) and do one of the following:
 1) add blocks you want to ajax-enable (if you'd like to only ajax-enable only 
    certain blocks - i.e. the piecemeal approach)
 2) switch block visibility to "Ajax replace for every block except the listed 
    blocks" (this will ajax-enable every block Drupal believes should not be
    cached - i.e the wholesale approach) 

Troubleshooting
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If the module is not working correctly for you, check if any of the following
apply to your situation:

 Problem: 
  I have another JS library in use (scriptaculous, mootools, etc) and my blocks
  aren't loading.
 Solution:
  Try adding jQuery.noConflict() to the page after the jquery load and before 
  the ajaxify_regions js functions.
 
 
I hope you like it, but I'm always up for constructive feedback.
Thanks!

Author
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Bill O'Connor (csevb10) - bill@achieveinternet.com