You can perfectly leave dojo out and replace the js part with something else. We use Prototype and not dojo and an ajax request looks kinda like this.
$(form).request({
method: 'post',
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You can perfectly leave dojo out and replace the js part with something else. We use Prototype and not dojo and an ajax request looks kinda like this.
$(form).request({
method: 'post',
...
Hi all,
We are using the Webflow scopes as custom scopes in our regular Spring context via the CustomScopeConfigurer. We are getting a lot of warnings from the registerDestructionCallback method...
Hi shiv12,
I suggest you use firebug and debug on line mdiv.innerHTML = response;.
Try to look at the response object in the debugger ...
Let me know if you have more details ...
Bram...
If you are looking to get the fragments out of a flow xml file which has this:
<transition on="next">
<evaluate expression="searchCriteria.nextPage()" />
<render...
Yes the replacement of the DOM elements will probably be based on the id's.
hmm, first submit works and second doesn't ... does the first submit event trigger a state transition perhaps?
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Hi,
As far as I understand it, the fragments parameter in the JavaScript Spring.AjaxEventDecoration call ARE the tiles which will be rendered (org.apache.tiles.Attribute). Check out...
same for me