Not really. Ajax.Request makes a request to the server and gets the
response (if any) within itself. It doesn't update anything on the
page or the page itself unless you create a method to do that and
invoke that method inside one of its callback functions (onComplete,
onSuccess, that sort of thing).
Walter
On Mar 26, 2010, at 11:58 AM, stupakov wrote:
My understanding is that Ajax.Request renders a new webpage using the
server response, whereas Ajax.Updater updates page elements.
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