Thanks Chris.
It was my typo mistake... This is what I meant:
...
@turbogears.expose(format="xhtml-strict")
def default(self, *args, **kwargs):
...
if first_req1:
# send kid-template and data to be filled in
...
return dict(tg_template="xyz",
autorefresh_url=url_after_1st_req,
data=data...)
else:
# all subsequent accesses (via url_after_1st_req)
# send just the data...
return dict(data=data)
The first access to the page works properly as expected, with
kid template engine rendering the content. The template name is
specified in the returned dict.
In this particular ajax scenario, the first rendering of the page has
already happened at the browser. So, doesn't the 2nd request
onwards be just for the xhtml snippet, that will be replaced by JS
at the browser. The whole idea was to avoid resending the whole
page every time - need to send just the xhtml snippet so it
can be replaced by JS (innerHTML) at the broser... If that is
the case, is there a need to specify the template for 2nd
req onwards... I thought it should not be necessary, hence
I left it out of the dictionary being returned.
The error msg shows up only for the 2nd request.
Can't seem to find a simple recipe to do this at the TG site
or the book... especially, with refreshed triggered manually
or by a timer fired on the 1st rendered page.
Thanks,
/venkat
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