It's a relatively common pattern, one input that's narrowed in scope based
on another input's selection(s). Prior to hobo 2, one could do something
like this:
Hobo.ajaxRequest(window.location.href, ['part-name'],
{ params: Form.serialize(this.up('form')), method: 'get', message:
"Updating...", asynchronous: false });
Apply that to any event you'd like on an input in a form and you can update
another part of the form.
But with 2.0, the only documented way to interface with ajax is through a
form or link update. I've ran through it once, creating a form and copying
the inputs over into a hidden form and then submitting that.
Before I repeat that effort, I figured that there had to be a better way,
something closer to what 1.3 had and wanted to see if anyone had
suggestions.
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