| After a lot of time, and for a totally different issue i managed to find a way to stop an AjaxUpdateContainer. It's more a note to me but it might help somebody out there.
So, for example suppose you have an <wo:AjaxUpdateContainer id="AutoContainer" frequency = "1" stopped = "$containerStopped">
The way to stop it is to insert (maybe inside a WOConditional when a certain condition is reached)
<script>AutoContainerStop();</script>
Why this works goes completely beyond my understanding of _javascript_ but actually, I'm really terrible in _javascript_.
Hope this helps!
Matteo
On 28 Nov 2011, at 17:12, Matteo Centro < email@hidden> wrote: Unfortunately no, I'm stuck with this layout...The problem is that I'm editing a bunch of records, and the records could be edited by another app which communicates via Direct Actions, so I need to continue refreshing a big part of the page to see if the other app changes something in my records. For example if the app changes a particular state of the record I have to disable the TextField, that's why it must be inside.
Matteo On Fri, Nov 25, 2011 at 1:50 AM, Paul Hoadley <email@hidden> wrote:
Hi Matteo,
On 24/11/2011, at 10:11 PM, Matteo Centro wrote:
> Looking in the Prototype documentation i saw that there are Ajax.PeriodicalUpdater#stop and Ajax.PeriodicalUpdater#start
> The idea was calling stop in the onFocus of the textfield and start on the onBlur but I don't know how to call those methods, I'm really terrible in _javascript_.
That might work, but first: can you just take the textfields out of the AjaxUpdateContainer?
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