Re: AjaxUpdateContainer
Re: AjaxUpdateContainer
- Subject: Re: AjaxUpdateContainer
- From: Miguel Arroz <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 12 Oct 2008 18:32:05 +0100
Hi!
Wonder comes with an application, AjaxExample or something close to
that. Just import the project to Eclipse and run it, it should work
fine. What you want to do seems to be a no-brainer, you calendar dates
are AjaxUpdateLinks and the content on the right is an
AjaxUpdateContainer. Just set the update container ID of the links to
be the same ID as the AUC. You don't need iframes of anything that
funky.
Yours
Miguel Arroz
On 2008/10/12, at 18:17, WebObjects wrote:
Hello, well I posted this already and got just one asnwer, which
was, "watch the examples". I tryed but the examples are not online,
or something, anyway. What I need its the following. I have the
page divided in 2, in the left side there is a calendar and in the
right side will appear the data depending on the selected date on
the calendar. So i need to know how can I achieve this without
auto- reloading the page each time I select a date.??.. I was
thinking using WOIFrame and some JS, but the recommendation was to
watch the AjaxUpdateContainer, but non of the examples seems to be
online, can somebody provide me some example? or some guidance.
Regards
Gus
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