Alternative Titles: Introducing ixEdit ! / jQuery to the rescue / Amazing new tool brings loads of new features with no coding needed!
Tonight i finally got to record a video to explain my excitement with this new product “ixEdit”.
I’m not a good blogger, I’m especially not good at video blogs – but this has to be seen to be understood and the power to be shown.
I’m about to show you how you can achieve some amazing form effects with NO CODING knowledge at all ! I hope you catch the fire….
Watch the video for the full story:
ixEdit website: http://www.ixedit.com/
(Sorry for the quality – this is my first video post! and not very good after I uploaded to youtube – the original 290Mb file was good quality! 
COOL
And it is also nice to see that you have switched to a MAC.
Looks amazing! cannot wait to download and play with it! Glad you shared it with the world!
Thank you Phil.
Signing off for the day and saw this on your blog.
Looks fantastic. We love anything gui!
Awesome! Great job Phil! Thanks for adding this to BFforms and for bringing ixEdit to my attention. It’s also nice to see you’ve switched or are at least using a Mac.
BTW, when screencapture app did you use for the screencast/video post? Thanks again.
This is FANTASTIC! Thanks for this video and info about this program. I just went through and was able to use it with ease. Would you happen to know if this could allow one to say duplicate form fields and when submited the data is unique?
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Briljant, I (L) JQuery! But never heard of this ixedit tool
I hope in future releases you will switch your code to Jquery as well, so we will decrease loading times.
Second, it is preferred to load all JS at the bottom of your pages, to decrease page appearance time for users.
If these adjustments can be made, I will do my dance of joy
We already use jQuery exclusively in our projects!
Seriously?? Why still use the xajax.js then?
This is not complaining by the way, but I there is so many .js loaded in a default site, so I am looking for ways to reduce.
We are slowly phasing xajax out as the xajax project is a little dead now, I’m porting it all the jQuery
Nice, thanks for sharing.