[Seaside] Re: Ajax callback and rendering a new page
Squeaker
squeakman at gmail.com
Thu Feb 5 01:06:10 UTC 2009
Louis LaBrunda wrote:
> But I have to wonder why you are using the Ajax updater in
> the first place. Without it, you could go back to the server and it would
> render a new page without the Ajax updater trying to get just a portion
> replaced.
>
> Lou
>
>
Hi Lou,
Picture an HTML table with a couple of columns and lets say each row
displays some summary information (a few fields) about a person.
Id Name Address
--------------------------+
|12| Fred | 123 Someplace |
+--+------+---------------+
|71| Wilma| 456 Somewhere |
+--+------+---------------+
I don't want to use anchors for each cell; what I want is for the user
to be able to double-click on a row and have a new page displayed. The
new page will have the full information about the person.
I hope this explains my requirements. If you have an alternative
solution I would appreciate hearing it.
Cheers,
Frank
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