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AjaxModalContainer question..
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  • Subject: AjaxModalContainer question..
  • From: Theodore Petrosky <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 21 Apr 2009 10:02:30 -0700 (PDT)

I am experimenting with the AjaxModalContainer and I noticed that it has a feature that I think is neat. I just want to be sure it is a feature...

I am using the AjaxModalContainer to edit the meta data from a table. User clicks the row and the AjaxModalContainer comes up.

I have a save button and a cancel button. Of course the cancel button reverts the editing context. I was experimenting and I notice that clicking the 'close' link in the upper right corner also closes the container but doesn't leave me in a dirty state.

I don't quite understand the mechanics of what is going on but thank you for a wonderful Container.

thank heavens I found:

AjaxUtils.appendScript(context(), "AMC.close();") in the example...

I am questioning the dirtyness of the object. What is the magic that is going on when I click the 'close' link that doesn't leave the object filled with trash?

Ted



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