Here's the promised example:
<dialog-box id="mydialog">
<div id="message"/>
</dialog-box>
<dialog-open-button dialog="#mydialog" onclick="$('#message').text('hello')"/>
Replace .text('hello') with whatever DOM manipulation is required to
get the desired results.
Bryan
On Tue, Jul 3, 2012 at 5:15 PM, Bryan Larsen <[email protected]> wrote:
> That's actually the approach I use on a couple of different web pages.
> I never have "several hundred" dialog boxes, but I do often have
> most of a hundred. It really doesn't seem to slow things down a lot,
> although none of the pages I use that technique on are important
> enough that it matters.
>
> It should be simple to use a little bit of Javascript to change the
> content of the dialog box when the button is clicked so that you can
> use a single dialog box rather than several hundred. However, I don't
> think there's an easy way at the moment of adding that javascript
> hook. Let me get back to you on that with either an example or a fix
> to make it easy.
>
> Bryan
>
>
>
>>
>> thank you for explaining this. Your suggestion works, but unless I'm missing
>> something this approach pre-populates a dialog for every item.
>>
>> In our use-case we create a kanban board with a card for each "item" - so we
>> can have maybe several hundred "items" on a single show page. The current
>> design is that we only load titles+ids to populate the board, then if the
>> user clicks on a specific card we pull the full item record into a popup
>> dialog. Creating dialogs for all of the items is too big and slow, hence the
>> current Hobo.ajaxRequest call. I noticed in the 1.4 changes guide that
>> you've rationalized the various AJAX mechanisms so that's why I started
>> fiddling with data-rapid.
>>
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