This is a module I've been thinking about building for a while now. The demo looks great!

I've had several ideas for how I would implement this. So I'm looking forward to a release so I can help out and make some suggestions.

Nice work!

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+1 to that, cant wait for a release (even if its just a dev release).

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You can try it out from the github repository. I am definitely going to use sticky notes in my upcoming drupal project.
Instructions http://berliner.reflectlife.org/switched-branch

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When using the github version make sure to use the modalframeapi branch. I will upload a dev release here either tomorrow or the day after tomorrow.

Thanks for your feedback so far.

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Version: » 6.x-1.x-dev

I added the code to cvs and created a dev release that should be available in the next 12 hours. I hope I did everything correctly, never worked with cvs before.

So now I expect a lot of bug reports ;-)

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Whoo!

Yes, I understand that CVS was built by the dinosaurs. But it sounds like Drupal will be moving over to GIT before long.

I'm going to download this and do some testing.

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I actually described this functionality on the Drupal dev list about 3 months ago. sun pointed me to his module http://drupal.org/project/journal

I had the javascript and css to make it work on the page, but lacked the AJAX-ian FAPI ability for the very slick interface that you've made.

thank you thank you thank you!

Josh

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Ah, now I found your post. Indeed, the functionality described there is quite the same. Searching for something similar some weeks ago I got inspired by http://demo.tutorialzine.com/2010/01/sticky-notes-ajax-php-jquery/demo.php and I thought that it would be nice to have something like this on Drupal.

But actually a lot of thanks goes to the Modal Frame API maintainers as their module permits a very simple approach to node generation using an ajax frontend.

Let me know if you have any ideas to increase functionality or usability.

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Loving the module (despite logging 2 bugs so far :P) keep up the great work!

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This is sooo awesome.. How did I just stumble on this module... I can leave myself notes all over a dev site... pimp'n.