Hi
How do I stop C:A outputting a template from a run-mode? This is for a
method which serves an AJAX call.
Thanks
Kropotkin
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kropotkin wrote:
How do I stop C:A outputting a template from a run-mode? This is for a
method which serves an AJAX call.
C::A doesn't output a template by default. You must have some other plugin loaded that does that.
Besides, what does an AJAX call have to do with not using a template?
Hi
I see - yes; I found the place in postrun where we are loading the layout
template and I just turn it off. I suppose you could use a template for AJAX
but since the body is no more than the AJAX response text I'm not sure I can
see the point
Thanks for the helpful response
Kroptokin
On 1/29/09, kropotkin enquir...@mms-oxford.com wrote:
Hi
I see - yes; I found the place in postrun where we are loading the layout
template and I just turn it off. I suppose you could use a template for AJAX
but since the body is no more than the AJAX response text I'm not sure I can
kropotkin wrote:
I see - yes; I found the place in postrun where we are loading the layout
template and I just turn it off. I suppose you could use a template for AJAX
but since the body is no more than the AJAX response text I'm not sure I can
see the point
It depends on how complicated the
lol
Alright. I take the point that it is consistent design wise - but I am
outputting JSON so a template isn't really necessary in this case.
But does the C:A JSON plugin require me to be using a template?
Thanks
Kropotkin
P Kishor-3 wrote:
On 1/29/09, kropotkin enquir...@mms-oxford.com
kropotkin wrote:
Alright. I take the point that it is consistent design wise - but I am
outputting JSON so a template isn't really necessary in this case.
You're right, JSON doesn't need a template. HTML, Text and sometimes XML are good use cases for
templates.
But does the C:A JSON
On Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 10:06 AM, kropotkin enquir...@mms-oxford.comwrote:
lol
Alright. I take the point that it is consistent design wise - but I am
outputting JSON so a template isn't really necessary in this case.
But does the C:A JSON plugin require me to be using a template?
Thanks
Hi fRew
I went for a simple solution. Our template is added in the postrun filter. I
set a property of the object to be 'ajax' rather than 'browser' in the class
and in post_run I just bail out if this property is 'ajax', not outputting a
template
Thanks
Justin
Frew Schmidt wrote:
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