This is a slightly different approach than using the "direct" service in
Tacos AjaxDirectLink. That direct update has a warning over there that
...well... doesn't let you use unless you know Tacos internals. So, it
may be better for the developer to use his own components (that he
already knows how to handle dependencies) and have the component answer
the AJAX request.
In short... +1 for this.. .but where do we get started?
--
Ing. Leonardo Quijano Vincenzi
Director Técnico
DTQ Software
Cosmin Bucur wrote:
I know what I want sounds a bit wierd , but it would make sense using
the AjaxDirectLink frfom tacos , when having a huge page with many
components , to be able to refresh on a per component basis , reducing
trafic and proccessing
Cosmin
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