I agree with Derek. This post pretends I am a flowscript guru.
Variables persist in a continuation. Inside the loop, only update
what needs updating i.e. if the list does not require updating, use
the existing list. Good programming only runs what is necessary.
var done = false;
var key=
On 08.10.2008 16:05, Paul Joseph wrote:
Thank you kindly for your prompt reply Derek...I surmised this was the
case but wanted to check with the experts...
I'm not considering myself an expert especially on AJAX, but I second
Derek's analysis.
Joerg
Derek Hohls wrote:
Paul
The short
Hi There,
Would anyone know how from within a flowscript, I can cause the browser
to do a simple back?
I have a page that contains a list and which, if the list is large can
take a minute to build. Usually the list is not big, but on occasion it is.
When someone clicks on an item in the
Paul
The short answer is, AFAIK, probably no. That said, I am sure there are some
flowscript gurus who might show a way to do this with continuations?
The right answer might be don't i.e. if a user has changed an item in a
list,
why take him back to a previous version of the list which will
Thank you kindly for your prompt reply Derek...I surmised this was the
case but wanted to check with the experts...
Oh well!
Derek Hohls wrote:
Paul
The short answer is, AFAIK, probably no. That said, I am sure there are some
flowscript gurus who might show a way to do this with
