Wouldn't it be much easier (and less memory-intensive) to load the
view through ajax only when it is needed. This way there will still be
no page reloads, and it's a much cleaner way to accomplish it.
<?php echo $ajax->link('link text', '/view/to/load/', array('update'
=> 'div_to_update', 'complete' => 'new Effect.Appear(\'div_to_update
\')'), null, false); ?>
Gerben.
On 10 apr, 23:24, "rstuker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trying to load a views as soon as the user logs in, inside <div>
> tag which is hidden out of the screen, so that it remaind there until
> it is called. My animated menu (yui) in a certain moment call this
> <div> to move towards the center of the screen, with the view already
> loaded.Later, moving the mouse over a certain place, the div moves
> backwards to its initial position. I know that I certainly face many
> problems. Instead of submitting a form, i will be using ajax to
> accomplish the $this->model->save() method task...In general the idea
> is to give the site the effect that never a page is reloaded. Anyway,
> this is just an aim. Thanks in advance!.
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