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Zend Framework: ZendX_JQuery UI Widgets View and Form Helpers Component Proposal
Proposed Component Name
ZendX_JQuery UI Widgets View and Form Helpers
Developer Notes
http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/ZFDEV/ZendX_JQuery UI Widgets View and Form Helpers
Benjamin Eberlei
Zend Liaison
1.0 - 17.08.2008: Initial Draft. (wiki revision: 6)
Table of Contents
1. Overview
as a jQuery Form Extension that combines these elements that use the functionality
of the jQuery UI Widget Library.
2. References
3. Component Requirements, Constraints, and Acceptance Criteria
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The jQuery UI extension adds several view helpers and form elements, aswell
4. Dependencies on Other Framework Components
- ZendX_JQuery_View_Helper_JQuery
- Zend_Form
- Zend_View_Helper_HtmlElement
5. Theory of Operation
The jQuery UI Widget Library is a jQuery extension that offers a (currently)
small range of widgets for UI development, Accordion, DatePicker, Dialog,
Slider and Tabs. The development pace is very fast, and the next version
that includes new widgets (for example Autocomplete) is due to be released in the next
weeks. As development of jQuery UI goes on additional helpers and form
elements will be added.
This extension offers View helpers for all those widgets and integrates them
code onto the jQuery onLoad stack. It can optionally use the Helpers
method to include the jQuery UI library from the Google CDN to simplify
the usage of the helpers.
The DatePicker Helper will be combined with Zend Translate and Zend Locale
to offer translated date naming strings and default date display format.
Accordion and Tabs will become Decorators to group form parts together.
Slider will be an additional input field works with a hidden field to
transport the chosen slider data.
Dialog will allow to render content in a Dialog box, which includes adding
forms to a dialog box, by default dialog opens on load. But it should also
be possible to combine it with events that are triggerd by css selectors.
Autocomplete will extend an input text field to offer auto complete functionality.
6. Milestones / Tasks
- Milestone 1: Finish First Proposal
- Milestone 2: Community Review
- Milestone 3: Unit Tests that cover Use-Cases
- Milestone 4: Implementation
- Milestone 5: Full Unit-Test Coverage
- Milestone 6: Documentation
7. Class Index
- ZendX_JQuery_View_Helper_Accordion
- ZendX_JQuery_View_Helper_Autocomplete
- ZendX_JQuery_View_Helper_DatePicker
- ZendX_JQuery_View_Helper_Dialog
- ZendX_JQuery_View_Helper_Slider
- ZendX_JQuery_View_Helper_Tabs
- ZendX_JQuery_Form
- ZendX_JQuery_Form_Element_Autocomplete
- ZendX_JQuery_Form_Element_DatePicker
- ZendX_JQuery_Form_Element_Slider
- ZendX_JQuery_Form_Decorator_Accordion
- ZendX_JQuery_Form_Decorator_Tabs
- ZendX_JQuery_Form_Decorator_Dialog
8. Use Cases
I have a demo up and running of all current UI widgets, showing the PHP
code to initialize them: View Helpers Demo
9. Class Skeletons
no class skeletons will be provided, since they are only extensions simple View Helpers
and form elements, and extend their respective abstract helpers.
Aug 18, 2008

I'm not sure how you envision the autoComplete view helper to work, but right now I don't see how you can specify a default value. Considering that the auto complete widget essentially is a combo box, which is a more flexible version of the select box (even though technically it's implemented as text input box), and given the flexibility of the autocomplete widget (per http://docs.jquery.com/UI/Autocomplete/autocomplete#options) I think it would make sense to stick to the formSelect view helper syntax when it comes to specifying parameters.

public function autoComplete($name, $value = null, $attribs = null, $options = null);

Your UC-05 would look like this:

<?php $data = array('New York', 'Sydney', 'Berlin', 'London', 'Peking'); ?>

<?php echo $this->autoComplete('accity1', '', null, array('data' => $data )); ?>

<?php echo $this->autoComplete('accity2', '', null, array('url' => '/from/url')); ?>

It might also be a good idea to automagically encode the "extraParams" option values if it's an array, but leave as-is if it's a string.

That way it is possible to specify something like this:

<?php echo $this->autoComplete('accity', 'New York', array('style' => 'background-color: #ffffe6;'), array('url' => '/cities/search', 'extraParams' => array('country' => 'US', 'ac' => true))) ?>

I'd expect that to build an auto complete widget named "accity", with a default value of "New York", a yellowish background color, fed by a remote resource with the two extra parameters. So if I typed "Los" into the box, it should fire off a request to "/cities/search?q=Los&country=US&ac=true".

Aug 22, 2008

Hello Marcus,

thanks for the suggestions. While trying to setup some first versions of the components I realized that the autoComplete helper had to be done the way you specified. The current function header

for the autocomplete function is now: autoComplete($id, $value, $ajaxOptions, $htmlAttribs);

So you would specifiy $ajaxOptions<ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'url'" /></ac:link> or $ajaxOptions<ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'data'" /></ac:link> to setup the autoComplete

You can see this in the (new) UC-05 or the online demo: http://www.beberlei.de/jquery/demo/

Aug 25, 2008

I dig the demo and how it generates a clean snippet of Javascript! Very cool!

For consistency, I recommend keeping the parameters the same as the Zend_View_Helper_FormSelect helper. That way, switching from a FormSelect to a JQuery-based autocompletion form element is simply calling a different view helper with regards to the order of passing $options and $attribs.

The current convention is also that your first parameter should be $name, rather than $id. They can be the same, but that is not necessarily the case.

For instance, you could have multiple autocomplete widgets that have same name, say, "recipient[]", but different id attributes ("recipient1", "recipient2", etc). I'd expect to be able to achieve that with a call such as $this->autoComplete('recipient[]', $defaultvalue, array('id' => 'recipient1'), array('url' => '/users/search'));

Logically, I think, a JQuery Autocomplete widget breaks down into a text box and the JQuery-based autocompletion "add-on". That said, you could simply extend Zend_View_Helper_FormText, and add in the JQuery functionality.

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public function autoComplete($name, $value = null, $attribs = null,
$options = null)Unknown macro: { /* * Create the text box */ $xhtml = parent}
Aug 25, 2008

If you take it a step further, you could decouple things a bit more. By encapsulating all of the JQuery UI specific functionality in a JQueryUI view helper, you're allowing developers more flexibility, and the autoComplete() view helper becomes more of a convenience helper.

The actual Javascript call to hook autocompletion into a form element is

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(Per http://docs.jquery.com/UI/Autocomplete/autocomplete#options documentation). For that you just need the element id, and the options. That goes back to the original API that you had before the revision.

Not sure on the capitalization at the moment, Jqueryui, JqueryUi. JQueryUI seems most natural. I'll use that. Someone please correct me.

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class ZendX_JQuery_View_Helper_JQueryUI extends Zend_View_Helper_Abstract
- @return ZendX_JQuery_View_Helper_JQueryUI
public function JQueryUI()Unknown macro: { return $this; }
public function autocomplete($id, $options)
- Replace these cheap includes with something more sophisticated
- This just demonstrates the dependency on the libs
// Treat $options here, encode as necessary
// Render the javascript for autocomplete. Again, just for demonstration
$this->view->appendScript("\$('{$id}').autocomplete(" . Zend_Json::encode($options) .');');
return '';

With that in mind, you'd get an autocomplete view helper with something like this:

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class ZendX_JQuery_View_Helper_AutoComplete extends Zend_View_Helper_FormText
public function autoComplete($name, $value = null, $attribs = null,
$options = null)Unknown macro: { /* * Create the text box */ $xhtml = parent}

The advantage is that if someone wants to use autocompletion with their own view helper, or directly in their view to modify an element they've previously created through other means, they're not left out in the cold:

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<input type="text" name="q" id="search" value="Enter search term" />
<?php echo $this->JQueryUI()->autocomplete('search', array('url' => '/some/url')); ?>

Even though ZendX_JQuery_View_Helper_JQueryUI::autocomplete() doesn't return any output, i'd still echo the return value since there was some discussion going on regarding letting the jquery view helper return inline javascript through a configuration option.

Anyway, just a thought.

Aug 25, 2008

Talking about consistency, i choose to take the Dojo Helper argument layout, which is organized as $id, $value, $options, $params (for all the other helpers too). Which one is "better"? On $id i also followed the Dojo helpers closely. I am not sure what to make out of it, maybe some Zend advice?

I like your suggestion to use the formText as parent and will look into it (also for the Spinner and DatePicker this might be the way to go).

The idea of splitting jQuery and Form Code looks good also but maybe for this use cases shown in your last code snippet you might already write the javascript on your own again? I guess the helper is not designed to take everything from you, just the most likely use cases. Also your class "ZendX_JQuery_View_Helper_JQueryUI" does not seperate concerns, you would have to add a function for each UI Widget and its bad to extend on your own.

Separating this leads to having 2 helpers for each UI Widget, the HTML and the JS one and having helpers to generate you just one simple line of javascript (jQuery isnt overly complex) is maybe a bit overkill?

Aug 25, 2008

I just looked at the Dojo helper layout (hadn't considered that before). A bit odd that they decided to squeeze the $params in there like that. The $id parameter documentation also says it's an int, although that's probably just an oversight. Beats me. But that really bugs me now. Would be great to get some feedback from someone more involved with those components.

I just looked at how Dojo works overall, and most of the magic happens in Zend_Dojo_View_Helper_Dijit, which is also the class all the Dijits extend. Zend_Dojo_View_Helper_Dojo worries about managing the javascript files (handled in Zend_Dojo_View_Helper_Dojo_Container). So that's sliced a bit differently, although the view helper example at http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.dojo.view.html#zend.dojo.view.dojo looks like it's got some invalid html (dojoType attribute?).

Some more brainstorming: It looks like most of the JQuery UI components are very consistent: $("#element").method(options). So you could technically provide a simple magic interface using __call().

How about this (quick'n'dirty):

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class JQueryUI
public function __call($method, $args)
if (count($args == 2))Unknown macro: { $cssquery = $args[0]; $options = $args[1]; return "$('$cssquery').$method(" . Zend_Json}
$jq = new JQueryUI(); echo $jq->autocomplete('#search', array('url' => '/some/url'));

As soon as Zend_Json has support for Zend_Json_Expr you're done.

Okay, that's obviously not the whole answer, but maybe something can be derived from that.

Sep 04, 2008

Regarding the jQuery Helpers attribute layout: It will exactly match the Dojo Layout in the final implementation for consistency, even if its not consitent with the basic helpers.

- @return ZendX_JQuery_View_Helper_JQueryUI
Sep 04, 2008
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We approve this proposal for immediate development in the extras/incubator, with the following feedback:

Use the method name "addPane()" in both Accordion and Tabs for consistency within the offering as well as consistency with conventions set in Zend_Dojo

Add a Pane view helper and form decorator to use with Accordion and Tabs for creating the panes used with them. This will allow forms to be decorated with Accordion, and sub forms with Pane.

Add capturing ability to Accordion, Tabs, and Pane.

As noted privately, keep the method parameter order as used with the Zend_Dojo view helpers

Excellent proposal!

Sep 26, 2008

I'd like to see the ability to adjust the HTML Markup on the accordionContainer somehow. ie:

either through the settings or through methods.

There's the _elementHtmlTemplate which I think could be set via a method, or have the ability to

set the accordion group tag, accordion header tag, and the accordion content tag.

Just an idea there..

Oct 26, 2008

I have difficulties finding the new location of updated documentation of this extension.

For example, this signature has apparently changed:

<?= $this->datePicker("date1", "2008/17/08", array(), array("class" => "beautify")); ?>

Should now be called as:

<?= $this->datePicker("date1", array('value' => "2008/17/08", "class" => "beautify", 'label' => 'myDate'));

This may not be the appropriate place to note this kind of things, a link to recently updated documentation would be very much appreciated.


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Rogues are supposed to be energy-limited.
This is a great guide for starting out. There's a ton of info over at Elitist Jerks if you're willing to search for it.
Hello, I recently hit 80 on this rogue and have a few questions.
1. Is there a sticky for rogues like there is a sticky for DK's as in Satorri's awesome comprehensive guid to DK tanking.
2. Which spec is best for raiding Mut vs. Combat.
3. If there is a sticky for rogues like the one for Dk's can some one link it so i can go and find the answers to my questions myself so i can learn it better.
4. I am currently not dual spec'ed but plan on it in the next couple of days. I am going to get a combat spec since I just obtained the frost giants cleaver and night time, both one handed axes. can someone look at my mut spec and give advice there. I am not sure what i am doing wrong, but i find myself constantly waiting on energy to build so i can do my attacks. Is it that I have gotton so used to playing a dk and warrior and always having gobs of rage and runic power to have to dump that i dont have the art of waiting down yet or is it part of the rogue style of play that you have to slow down in order to speed up so to speak to let your energy build. Is there something i am missing in my spec that will give me more energy so i wont have to wait on it to build so i can do damage. Thank you in advance for your help.
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Rogues are supposed to be energy-limited.
This is a great guide for starting out. There's a ton of info over at Elitist Jerks if you're willing to search for it.
Yeah, get used to energy starvation. Lumines has pointed you to what I consider everything you need to know for level 80 rogues, and it's the sticky you are looking for, just not on this site.
Unlike Rage or Mana, you don't have a lot of it, and the only way to get it back is to not use it and wait for it to regen, or through very tiny gains. Combat gets it through offhand attacks or popping adrenaline rush. Mutilate can get more through crits and sometimes finishing moves (EJ recommends only a few points into relentless strikes, and they are correct), and most importantly, a 30% regen buff during cloak and for a bit shortly thereafter (which you regain by recloaking out of combat or vanishing mid fight).
1) Elitist Jerks has all the info you'll need. Follow the link that Lumines gave you. When in doubt, consult that thread. If you're confused, read it again.
2) Both Mutilate and Combat are viable specs. Ultimately, it comes down to the player. If I had to pick one or the other, I'd say go for Combat since it's more versatile in most ICC fights, and the choice of spec will ultimately affect your gear and gem choices.
3) See #1.
4) Your problem with energy that you're facing right now comes from a lack of understanding of class mechanics. For Assassination, you get energy back from Focused Attacks, and for Combat, you get it from Combat Potency. I'm not sure what your Assassination weapons are like, but for combat, you need to have a fast offhand. Rogues are one of the prime classes where gearscore means very little, and even an ilvl 200 sword/axe that's 1.5 speed will likely give you better overall DPS than Nighttime.
Rogues are all about maintaining a maximal buff/debuff uptime. You need to manage your energy and combo points appropriately in order to maintain this, and it's not nearly as cut and dry of a rotation as you'd find with a warrior or DK. Assassination requires a little more finesse in order to maintain this properly than Combat does, but the general idea is that you will almost always be energy starved. Having a full energy bar means you're doing something wrong.
The guides on Elitist Jerks assume a certain level of gear in order to perform well. The 51/18/2 spec that you see running around is not (I repeat, NOT) optimal for a fresh 80 rogue (and in these days, you're still a fresh 80 with the gear you have). The Assassination spec you have is also incorrect. Vigor is bad for PvE. Aggression does nothing for Assassination builds, and Relentless Strikes is better than Opportunity. Also, if you're going to go Assassination, pick up Fleet Footed. Never underestimate the value of getting to your target or out of fire quicker. Go for the old 51/13/7 build for Assassination, or 15/51/5 for Combat the until you start to hit the point where you have too much energy (you'll know when this is).
Also, your first Frost badge choices should be the Hermkul War Token, and then 2pc T10. After that, you can consider offpieces if they're good upgrades. Secondly, stop it with the expertise gemming. Having played a warrior and a DK before, you should know that you only need 26 in order to push dodge off the hit table. 39 is far too much as combat, and means that you can free up 2 points in the combat tree.
lol it looks like someone dragged you through icc the day you dinged 80, meaning nice gear in some slots and greenies in others lol.
What yiu need to do whil you wait for icc reset is run the icc 5 mans over and over , till you get the trinket from FoS hc, and the of hand sword from HoR hc, since nightime is a mainhand weapon for comnbat, you need a fster one. However if you ever pvp as comnbat, two slow weapons is the way to go, to try and kill people inside of a KS.
"Gnoma Brasi sleeps withs the murlocs"
Yes to answer your question the guild did drag me along on an icc 10 man a few days after i hhit 80 thats where i got the back that helped put me way over exp cap, I am going to take out all exp gems and put in agility. I will also tweek both specs to align up with the ones linked here ...again thank you so much for the advice and the link to the elitist jerks thread. I have since gotton NeS and am working on getting enough badges for the Herkulum war token, then I will get the 2pc T10 from there.
Thank you
"Gnoma Brasi sleeps withs the murlocs"
Won't use elitist jerks.
On top of attitude, he makes several (rather basic) errors.
That his site appeals to many doesn't speak highly of the crowd; either in manners or critical thinking.
On topic, I've been thinking about gemming my rogue for haste.
On topic, I've been thinking about re-gemming my rogue for haste.
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Ps the bladeborn legs from lw are fantastic. Also OP you never mentioned, what you doing about Off hand? thats really important for you to fix that asap, or you will be gimping your sustained dps. Oh and get banner of victory, ( i know im repeating myself now :P), its a bad boy, just compare it to dbw, and you will see why its so good for its Ilevel.
"Gnoma Brasi sleeps withs the murlocs"
You said that there were 'several basic errors' regarding the information found on EJ. What are they? If there are several, point some of the more obvious ones out.
I do question people's results. As an engineer IRL, I need to have that mentality. That's why I sat down one day and walked myself through the 'calcs' page of Aldrianna's spreadsheet. When I realized that the calculations looked sound, I started using it to help for my own gearing choices. Furthermore, a second (independently created) spreadsheet available there and a third party Java program give similar simulation results. I'd say that's pretty well verified.
I smell a troll lurking....
The main problem with elitist jerks is inherent to their "application" of the scientific method. They are a case study in why intercourse and exchange between observers should never be limited. Ignoring the practicalities for a moment, the results of that basic premise at elitist jerks is beyond my ability to calculate.
In example, I give you this exchange, quoted straight from their website. The subject doesn't matter. It is indicative of the very opposite of the scientific method; in fact, it reminds me of a Middle Age Catholic priest explaining why obedience to the church was a necessity.
"Why . . . . ?"
"Because it's better."
Elitist jerks is attempting to do two contradictory things. They are attempting to discuss and share information without being bothered to share information. (I suggest you don't answer that they're attempting to limit information exchange to their guild, or to "trained" or "qualified" observers. That would be so much worse. I'm being kind.)
They remind me of my son, back when he was around 21 or 22, about halfway through his training, when he knew some of the words, but didn't understand the principles, nor why his results were flawed. He was as certain as they are that his new, fresh look (read tiny glimpse) at the available data (read the tiny slice that he had had time to find) would lead him to miraculous breakthroughs, (read the same mistakes and dead ends that the rest of us had visited) and he was as arrogant (read foolish) as they are about denigrating the careful work that others had done.
The only upside to that stage of development is energy and, perhaps, lack of frustration.
So, there you go. My opinion.
What I suggest is this: go back and read the sections of elitist jerks dearest to your heart, and bear in mind these points. Watch for any effect this attitude may have on their conclusions.
After that, if you're still interested, apply a rigorous course of examination, looking for pure, theoretical scientific method in what elitist jerks claim to have done.
The mistake I found convinced me to ignore elitist jerks. Your milage, of course, may vary, in which case I urge you, as I did above, to continue to use them.
If your issue was that the search function is inadequate for that attitude, then fair enough, but I don't think your criticism is really fair.
Yup, we've come full circle. We're back to "you guys absolutely should use elitist jerks.".
An opinion without proof (the kind of scientific method proof you keep mentioning in your arguments) is just that - an opinion. Until you PROVE otherwise, I'll keep working with the math that's been verified by a community (note... multiple people, not a 'he').
Have you ever taken a look at the 'calcs' page of either Aldrianna's or Mavannas' spreadsheets? There's about 34,000 cells of calculations in that sheet, all working out a proper, statistical representation of how a rogue can be properly played.
I recommend the EJ guides and posts because they have been argued and refuted. I've had a number of posts deleted and 'warnings' issued from the EJ community because they had already been asked and answered. I simply hadn't taken the time to properly search for the question I had. The Pocket Guide (which is meant to be an abridged version of how to play a rogue) has 66 pages - that's 1650 posts from all sorts of people. The ones who know the material, the ones who are asking questions, and the ones who are answering them. Now... if you want to continue going on about 'EJ is hiding the real information', please go right ahead. I'm not going to stop you from digging yourself a hole.
How about you answer a direct question: What if I were to recommend that people use iDPS in order to determine gear and spec questions?
I have a much better idea.
For the third time, please, continue using elitist jerks.
Because it's better.
You've still not given a solid reason why people should be suspicious of EJ. I would be extremely curious to see what the specific mistake you found was that's left you with such strong feelings about what's widely considered (not a measure of validity, I know) to be the best location of general DPS theorycrafting. Of course, it's easier to make bold assertions about basic errors without spelling them out, right?
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CLIFTON PARK, N.Y. -- People who knew Chris Stewart, the teen killed last weekend in a crash on the Northway, knew his passion for sports.To honor the Shenendahowa High School football player, those who gathered at Friday night's hockey game wore green, carried signs, and cheered Stewart's name.
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His story was so generic and crappy that he now is relegated to writing blog posts on some random site.
But yes, Michigan, like every school not named Northwestern and Stanford, tends to steer the players towards easier classes and degrees to keep them eligible...because lets face it...most kids that choose Michigan, OSU, Florida, Bama, etc. are not going there for a degree.
Of course, you can also take a school like Bama, Auburn, Miss St, etc. where they will let any player in if they know the first letter of the alphabet but can't spell their name.
Queme los Barcos!
Wolvies still think UM holds its athletes to higher academic standards than the rest of the conference? Ignorance is bliss, I suppose.
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The nasal spray version of the flu vaccine did not protect young children against swine flu last winter and might not work again this year, health officials said Thursday.
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Age has its privileges, and a new study suggests that one of them may be immunity to some flu pandemics.
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smart buggy
The smart just got smarter. The complete compact stroller!
The complete smart buggy comes with your smart frame , seat and sunhood .
"Mine does everything, is easy to clean, baby is comfy, I can drive it with one hand, it can carry all my shopping, and takes up a smaller footprint than the others I looked at. I just love it."- Tasmin, smart owner
The smart ™ stroller is HOT! because:
- ultra adaptable: carrycot (smart peanut) & car seat (with car seat adaptor ) compatible
- zip-on, follow-the-sun sunhood in a range of pop colours for ultimate protection
- cushioning & supportive body-molded aerocore seat
- reversible seat with the smart verso adaptors (included!)
- improved single action telescope slide-to-fold
- ultra portable and lightweight at only 8kgs/17.5lbs
- width: 53cm / 20.8"
- folded dimensions with wheels off: 95 x 45 x 20cm or 29.5 x 18 x 8"
- suitable from 6 months to 4 years or maximum seat load of 20kg / 44lbs
This product includes the stroller frame, verso adaptors, aerocore seat with harness and sunhood. You will need to order the seat liner separately
Keen on the peanut carrycot too? Check out the smart + peanut bundle!
Love it!
Written by: Anna
20. december 20135/5
We are total smart converts. Before I picked it up I admit did wonder if it would be a little small for my tall toddler, but the seat is not actually much smaller than our previous buggy at all, and I can still fit much the same amount of gear in the basket, yet weirdly it feels way more compact and it takes up far less space in our little hallway. And I love how easy it is to get in and out of the car, I can virtually do it with one hand. I also have the mesh seat.
Simply Smart
Written by: Rasha
03. juli 20135/5
We bought the phil and teds smart buggy and peanut bundle and are just in loveee with it... I used the peanut bassinet extensively during the first 5 months. I used to put my son in it and move him around the house with me. Now that he is 8 months old he just loves his stroller and the seat seems to be very comfy for him... i love how narrow and light weight it is... I got him the tangerine liner to add some color and cushion. highly recommend.
Best city stroller
Written by: Yunna
17. juni 20135/5
We use Smart more than 1 year for our son and it's absolutely perfect - for everyday going out and for travelling!
Perfect for shorter and smaller framed ladies
Written by: Marzanne
17. juni 20134/5
The P&T Smart Stroller is perfect for shorter and smaller framed ladies, as its very compact and easy to fold up and down in 3 steps. Helps when you are a bit sleep deprived, as there isn't a lot of thinking required!
It's perfect for small sedan style cars with boots (trunks) without a lot of space.
The stroller is made for outings to malls, shops and urban areas...not so much for extreme outdoor runs and hikes on gravel roads and alike.
We use the P&T Bebe Star capsule with the stroller (you need adapters for it!) and on longer outings we use the Peanut - both products also highly recommended!
Sometimes I wonder if it would have been better if I chose a capsule with a base rather, as sometimes it gets tricky trying to put the safety belt over the capsule...clicking the capsule into the base would be easier.
Written by: Zara
24. maj 20135/5
i purchased this stroller 3 weeks ago...i love it. my son is 8 months old and has had 6 pushchairs and by far this is the best one, so easy to use, lightweight and folds at a good size for most car boots. the parts are cheap to replace too. i really do like this pushchair and wish i bought this first instead of wasting my money on all the others...this one is for keeps. recommend to everyone. x
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Written by: Brooks
24. maj 20134/5
Update on the above review "Proud to be a phil&teds family" - The sun hood was quickly and easily fixed. Thank you phil&teds for being awesome!
Best pram available
Written by: Jess
24. maj 20135/5
Love, love, love this stroller. I had a second hand pram and thought it would be fine until I tried going shopping.. Couldn't fit through isles, pram was heavy and bulky etc. I tried for 8 weeks to use the pram and couldn't take it any longer so after research went and purchased the Smart.
It had everything I wanted; baby could face me, was lightweight, looked good and easy to manouver. I used the pram with verso adaptors to begin with and my son would sleep easily in it and looked so comfy. Everyone comments on how good the pram looks and how it's a much better design than those 'bulky' prams. A friend even purchased one after seeing how good mine was! I can't fault it, just love it.
Has to be the best purchase I've made lately! Have thrown out my second hand pram, the Smart is all I need now.
We are proud to be a phil&teds family!
Written by: Brooks
24. maj 20134/5
We bought the phil&teds Smart stroller a year ago because it looked sturdy, capable of traversing bumpy sidewalks and snow, and it collapsed easily. When it arrived, we couldn't believe how easily it turned and navigated tight spots. We used the conversion kit last summer when our baby was three months old. It worked well. We loved having her so high up and facing us while we were strolling around the park.
The summers in New York can be very hot and the stroller was a great fit because of the rubber seat and ventilated seat back. Then in the winter, we used the sleeping bag. Our daughter loved it. When other moms were struggling with the snow and ice, the Smart stroller kept up and got us to our destination without any falls or headaches.
We have traveled with the stroller using the travel bag. The travel bag provides great protection and allows you to have additional storage for baby items, especially while flying. My only complaint about the bag is that you must remove the wheels of the stroller to get it to fit. Luckily, that is a pretty easy task with the Smart stroller.
We have had a few issues with our stroller, which is why I couldn't give it 6 starts. The brakes became stuck and neither my husband nor I could get them to release. Phil&teds was AWESOME about the issue. They sent us a replacement stroller right away. We were so grateful for such wonderful customer service. The new stroller hasn't had issues with the breaks. However, the screws attaching the umbrella to the stroller came apart. We had to order a whole new umbrella system to get the parts to reattach the umbrella. The replacement umbrella came with rivets instead of screws, but again phil&teds customer service rescued us by sending the screws we needed. Unfortunately, the umbrella hasn't worked the same. If we hit a tiny bump, the umbrella closes or falls out of place. This is really annoying. I am hoping that we can find a solution to the issue soon (I need to contact customer service).
Overall, we have enjoyed the stroller. It has done exactly what we were hoping it would do. It is more than your typical umbrella stroller but not gigantic like some of the deluxe models. Given the price, I could have done without all of the hassles that came with this model. I also wish it was capable of adding the scooter attachment or another seat. But, you really can't beat how easy it is to turn the stroller and the rubber seat is key. Cleans up in a flash!
Stylish, comfortable, adaptable
Written by: Claudia
24. maj 20134/5
I brought this stroller to compliment my Explorer which is a great stroller for long walks and fine for the mall if you have a car - but we don't. At the moment we only have one child and I needed a lighter stroller that was suitable to carry one handed onto a bus. I did tonnes of research before buying this stroller as I had a list of wants. Most of the reviews for the Smart Buggy were very positive and it filled all my requirements. - baby could face me - lightweight - easy, one piece fold - compact - not too expensive - foot break.
This stroller is almost perfect for my needs. It is really lightweight to push and runs like a dream. One of my son's favourite games is when I "dance" with him in his stroller - I can "twirl" him 360 degrees one handed in the smart because it is so compact and runs so smoothly. I am using it mainly in malls and High Streets that are smooth running surfaces. It is not so great on uneven paths and "off road" but it was not really designed as an all-terrain stroller. It's great for a place like Singapore where shops often have very narrow isles. I was even able to get it through the regular gantries on the London Underground.
I tried my son in a few umbrella strollers and he always seemed to be reclined too much in the full upright position or slouching whereas he sits really well in this stroller. My son has slept easily in both the facing out and facing me positions. It is not possible to review this stroller without talking about its looks. I love the stylish looks and the fold is relatively compact. I have taken this out for a whole day travelling on all sorts of public transport with it folded and unfolded. It gets over curbs easily, up and down escalators easily,and can be bumped up and down steps. This split handles are really useful as you can put all manner of items over them and store them out of the way. I hook my baby bjorn baby carrier straps over the handles and it sits snugly out of the way behind the seat I can also hook a nappy bag over the handrails and it will also be tucked out of the way. I often have it "fully loaded" with a nappy bag and a baby carrier hanging over the handles and shopping in the basket and on the handles and it still pushes easily and never tips backwards - even without my son in the seat. It can be a little difficult to push one handed over rough ground.
I also have the verso and the sun shade and rain cover and was able to use the verso with both the sun and rain shade with a bit of rigging. It can be a bit of a trick getting the stroller to face as you need to have somewhere to put the baby while take off the seat attach the verso and put the seat back in
I haven't given this 5 stars as I think there are a few areas where this Stroller could be improved -It would be nice if it could face both ways without an extra attachment and fold with the seat facing both ways - it would be nice if it could recline a little more. - The recline is a little difficult and after using the verso for several times it now slips out of the recline position when facing me. - while the fold is fairly easy it could be improved I am often trying to fold it with my son in a baby carrier and it can be really difficult to push down that tiny little button while pushing down the handle at the same time I have to say I love the one handed fold of the Explorer - something similar on the Smart would be great. - it would be nice if the front wheels could lock.
I would definitely recommend this stroller to someone looking for a stylish, comfortable, adaptable stroller to use around town.
lightweight with a superior build
Written by: Curtis
24. maj 20134/5
The best thing about this stroller is that it is lightweight with a superior build. Our baby finds this stroller very comfortable and has no trouble relaxing or falling asleep when we go on long walks. The worst thing about this stroller is that it does not come with certain items that, given the price, should be included. Specifically, I am referring to the Verso adapters and the cushy ride. Other than that though, we love this stroller!
Compact with style
Written by: Julie
24. maj 20134/5
I was looking for a light compact stroller that would be easy to use on buses and trains, and the smart fit the bill nicely. It's easy to maneuver, and is light enough that I can carry it with a 2 year old on board if I have to get up and down a few stairs. The smart also looks stylish, and I find it much more comfortable to push than a traditional umbrella stroller. I did have a problem with the sunshade coming loose, but the retailer was able to have it replaced under warranty, and I've had no issues since then.
The most adorable stroller we have owned
Written by: Rasiel
24. maj 20135/5
This is the most adorable stroller we have owned. It is so easy to use and so compact! We love to change the seat covers and are currently using the baby blue. We give this buggy a 6 and will be purchasing more products from Phil and Ted for our next baby!!
Smart buggy
Written by: Salma
24. maj 20134/5
Great buggy love it light, easy to fold and use, small and glides smoothly only downfalls is wish the storage underneath was deeper and didn't need so many adaptors to fit all the seats, seat is hard unless you buy the liner and but I love it and it's great for the price.
smart buggy
Written by: Moniek
24. maj 20133/5
This stroller is compact and handy, but I really wish it had better wheels! These are made of solid plastic/rubber and only slightly bouncy, which means that when I push the stroller along a cobbled street (there are a lot of those in Utrecht, Netherlands) my baby is really shaking when she's lying in the Peanut! Hopefully it'll go better once I can install the seat in a few months...
best for tall people
Written by: Anna
24. maj 20134/5
This stroller is the BEST if you are tall as the back wheels do not have a bar between them so allows you to stride out! It is the only smaller stroller [rather than mountain buggy style] on sale in my town which allows comfortable walking without kicking the bar as you walk. Didn't give it 6 stars because we needed to send it back for repairs to the wheel/brake system soon after purchase, but it seems ok now and it was all under warranty. So 6 stars for service tho!
Written by: Tasmin
24. maj 20135/5
I've been using my Smart for 5 months now and am so glad I did all that research and picked this one! I feel very smug when the other mums in my mother's group are complaining about how big and unwieldy their Bugaboos are and how on top of the thousands they spent for it, they need another, smaller lightweight stroller too. Mine does everything, is easy to clean, baby is comfy, I can drive it with one hand, it can carry all my shopping, and takes up a smaller footprint than the others I looked at. I just love it.
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Written by: Zoe
24. maj 20135/5
We used this buggy for my daughter (now 3 months) and she even slept in the peanut instead of her bassinet as I could easily move it from room to room which was great after having a c-section. She is already in the seat rear facing as we bought the verso attachment. Even though we have had a small problem with the handle breaking, it is still worth the 6 stars. Best thing baby related that we own!!
Feedback smart
Written by: Jodie
24. maj 20135/5
I have an Emmalunga and i love it but it's soo bug and going on holidays need all the room i can get.The smart is not only light small it's totally HOT !! next baby i will be getting the Peanut and selling the Emmalunga asap.
Delight to Ride!
Written by: Jemo
24. maj 20135/5
Used a Emmalunga for newborn and loved it however the Smart* is simply fantastic. Light, easy to fold and super COOL! My boy loves it and pesters me to 'ride his new car' all day. It glides over all terrains. An excellent investment. Recommend to anyone looking for a simple, quick and stylish mode of modern transport.
Worth the $
Written by: Ruby
24. maj 20135/5
Absolutely worth the money! We purchased a cheap stroller a year ago and now I wish I never wasted my money. This stroller is great, and my son loves it. Love the sunshade too! Protects his skin when other prams would fail to because you can adjust the position.
Written by: Lynn
24. maj 20135/5
Just received it this afternoon didn't even need the instructions it was just so simple to use... i also have a p&t sport just for going to the shops this is fab...seat is a little hard but i bought cushy for it which really makes a difference,
Loveeee it
Written by: Kate
24. maj 20135/5
Worth the wait.Lightweight,easy to use love it.
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24. maj 20135/5
just purchased. looks pretty good to me... simple and knit
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So I was browsing the local library and I was so excited to find Tomoko Nakamichi's Pattern Magic on the shelf! It was the catalyst I needed to launch myself into exploring pattern-making and develop my understanding of garment design.
I fell in love with -'The knot (musubu) dress' and set about drafting the pattern as instructed in the book. The book promises to "create a classic garment merely by draping the bodice fabric in the way you want and then tying a dramatic bow." The diagrams and explanations are straight-forward and easy to follow. The pattern drafting and manipulation are based on basic slopers and the focus of the book is to explain the construction of a pattern. I lengthened the hemline of the dress as I wanted it to finish just on the knee. The book does not elaborate on how to sew or finish the garment. I decided to draft an all-in-one facing for the neckline and armscye.
I chose an embroidered twill because I wanted a stiff, heavy fabric to allow the knotted bow to hold its shape and the embroidery to add some interest. The colour is somewhere between navy and black – the tag states the colour as 'eclipse.' The front of the skirt has an inverted pleat and the back has a pleat on each side. I lengthened the back pleats so the dress was more fitted around the lumbar spine. I used an invisible zipper and hook and eye for the back closure because I wanted to minimise bulk. I finished the neckline and armscye with an all-in-one facing.
I'm very happy with this dress and I can't wait to try some of the other 'Tying a Bow' variations outlined in this book! If only I didn't have to return the book to the library :(
Embroidered twill (eclipse) 120cm wide ($6.00/metre, Spotlight clearance fabrics); interfacing; 56 cm invisible zipper (navy); hook and eye (from the op-shop); thread;
paper, ruler and French curve for drafting the pattern.
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Jan 1, 2013, 03.49 PMby rebeccawip
so cute!!!!! that dress is pure awesome and it looks stunning on you. you have just the right figure for a dress that has such a unique detail
Dec 19, 2012, 12.07 PMby hajnika
Beautiful dress and beautifully done!
Dec 21, 2012, 09.33 AMby cynthia-1
Thanks again to everyone for all your encouraging comments – I can't believe I was on the Burdastyle homepage under 'member spotlight'!
Dec 19, 2012, 09.15 AMby loyl8
Love it
Dec 18, 2012, 09.48 AMby JillStraw
Love it! Well done.
Dec 17, 2012, 02.24 AMby Deborah Green
Fantastic, beautiful work, gorgeous dress xxxx
Dec 16, 2012, 09.18 AMby corinneski
I looked at the Pattern Magic book and felt so intimidated by it I didn't even open it. Congratulations on a fabulous job. I feel I should go and take another look at this book. Good to see a girl from The Gong made it onto the front page of Burdastyle.
Dec 18, 2012, 11.46 AMby cynthia-1
Thank you :) You definitely should have a look through the book- it's not that scary!
If you're down the south coast, you can have flick through it a Wollongong Library. We love the Gong!
Dec 15, 2012, 11.41 PMby infinite-plus-one
wow, looks incredible!
Dec 15, 2012, 09.41 PMby Vicki Williams
I think that the proportions of this design are just perfect for you. Sometimes a bow that big on a petite frame can overwhelm not in a good way. But the A-line with the inverted pleat gives you the perfect balance to the bow. Well done.
Dec 15, 2012, 04.16 PMby anabella68
really cute!!!
Dec 4, 2012, 05.07 AMby smallone
fantabulous version!!!!!!!!!
Dec 4, 2012, 09.44 AMby cynthia-1
Thanks everyone for all your positive comments :)
Dec 3, 2012, 05.26 PMby jkaori
Super cute!
Dec 3, 2012, 09.26 AMby dftse
Very pretty dress! You look great, hair looks nice too!!
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Dec 3, 2012, 03.31 AMby sophia329
This looks great! I have the book too but I haven't made anything yet.
Dec 2, 2012, 11.14 PMby libra-s
Soo pretty!!
Dec 2, 2012, 06.04 PMby barmaglot
Love the dress! You've done a great job!
Dec 2, 2012, 05.18 PMby auroras-y-sirenas
Beauuuutiful !!
Dec 2, 2012, 02.09 PMby Mary Athey
This dress is simply.stunning on.you. I love.the bow xx
Dec 2, 2012, 01.16 PMby kisses
Nice dress…I am so going to buy this book
Dec 2, 2012, 12.38 PMby lauriana
It looks lovely! The Pattern Magic books are great but I love how you used the book to create your own design. I haven't tried any of the "tying a bow" designs yet, but you remind me that I really should…
Dec 2, 2012, 12.03 PMby tzyg0nka
Lovely dress. You just inspired me to buy the book!
Dec 2, 2012, 10.55 AMby Karen Thoonen
That's an amazing dress! Now I want to read that book too!
Dec 2, 2012, 10.52 AMby jennyrecorder
This is the most successful version of this dress that I've seen, well done it's gorgeous :)
Dec 2, 2012, 10.38 AMby pambox
That looks amazing! I love the colour.
Dec 2, 2012, 10.09 AMby Ruffles Gazebo
youve done a great job!
Dec 2, 2012, 09.39 AMby jadealamode
Wow ! Your dress looks lovely….well done
Dec 2, 2012, 08.47 AMby laracrj
Gorgeous – such an elegant shape and the fit looks perfect!
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I am not a quilter, though I often wish I were. These feline quilt blocks make me yearn for the skllz and the time. They come from a blog with the enviably goofy name Katinka Brusselsprouts. It's a beautiful blog worth a visit even if you can't thread a needle. Katinka will lead you to the original source for these patterns, Regina Grewe, whose site is also an Augenschmaus (treat for the eyes – yes, she's German).
This one looks like a little imp – equal parts charmer and stinker. Such an adorable face!
This little guy looks like he's sleeping in perfect repose in a perfectly alert posture – the ultimate Zen practitioner (after Shironeko, that is).
Little Miss Daisy (my nickname for her) looks like the picture of pure innocence. But she's a cat, so you know she's got to be cooking up something.
And finally, the Cat before Christmas, who has his very own quilt. To be honest, I love the first three best, because their focus is so intently on the cat, without any distraction from the background. But this little guy is still sweet and seasonal. Merry Catmas to all! (Or should that be "Merry Quiltmas"?)


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The FAFSA can be filed after January 1 by paper application or online at www.fafsa.ed.gov, which is the preferred method for faster processing. Before completing the FAFSA online, you and your parent(s) (for dependent students), must request a PIN online at www.pin.ed.gov. The PIN will serve as the electronic signature for FAFSA filers.
In order to complete the FAFSA, you will need student and parent (or spouse, if you are married) 1040s and W-2s. Many of the questions on the FAFSA will come directly from these forms. However, you should not send copies of these forms to the federal processor.
On the FAFSA, you will also be required to list the colleges and universities that you want to receive your FAFSA results. Wright State's Title IV code for the FAFSA is 003078.
The priority deadline to submit the FAFSA at Wright State is March 1, 2014.
Loans are a type of financial aid that must be repaid with interest. Student loans (Stafford, Perkins) are taken out in the student's name. Parent loans (PLUS) are taken out in the parent's name. Private loans, also called Alternative Loans, are usually taken out in the student's name but should have a credit-worthy co-signer. Contact RaiderConnect at (937) 775-4000 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com if you have questions about loans.
Grants are a form of financial aid that is based on need. (Need is determined by filing the FAFSA.) Grants do not need to be paid back. Raider Connect has information on what grants are available.
Federal Work-Study Program
The Federal Work Study Program enables you to work part time to earn money for school-related expenses. The amount of Work-Study money is based on need. (Need is determined by filing the FAFSA.) Contact RaiderConnect at (937) 775-4000 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com if you have questions about Federal Work-Study.
Financial Aid Award Notification
When the FAFSA application has been completed and received electronically by Wright State, students will be notified through their Wright State student e-mail address. If there are any additional financial aid requirements, students will be notified in the e-mail to access their financial aid account in WINGS Express to complete these requirements.
If you have specific questions about Financial Aid, please contact Raider Connect at (937) 775-4000.
Wright State is pleased to offer several transfer student scholarships.
Clark State Gateway Program
Wright State University and Clark State Community College have partnered to provide students a unique environment through the Gateway Program. Students enrolled in this program will receive support from both schools to ensure a seamless transition from Clark State to Wright State. In addition to joint advising, students in the Gateway Program will be provided the opportunity to use Wright State facilities.
Sinclair Double Degree Program
The Sinclair—Wright State University Double Degree program allows you to seamlessly move into a Wright State program after earning an associate degree at Sinclair.
Because you know that a college degree is the best preparation for your future, you've started your educational pursuit at Sinclair Community College. Continue your journey at Wright State University.
Are you a Lake Campus student planning to complete a bachelor's degree at the Dayton Campus? Though it may be intimidating, it is actually easier than you may think to make the transition.
You may consider yourself a "transfer" student; however, you do not need to submit a college transcript because we are all Wright State. For this reason, we refer to students like you as "transition" students.
The Transfer Student Resource always welcomes you to come see us at Wright State, but feel free to check out our Calendar of events and come see us at a Community College visitation, Transfer Fair, or other event that we are attending.