I also have an interest in this.
I would like a way of pre-rendering a Block on the server (as if it
was rendered by an Ajax request handler), storing the rendered block
as a JS variable in the page HTML and then injecting it into the DOM
client side when it suits me. I don't want to have to make a new trip
to the server to fetch the block via Ajax this is just a means of
allowing a developer of parameterising his use of my overlay component.
As far as I can tell this requires two things:
1) a way of invoking the Ajax renderer programmatically on the server.
2) a way of invoking the Tapestry.init() function on the client with
the pre-generated response which is stored in a javascript variable as
an argument (similar to the updateFromUrl() function but with a client
side variable instead). This will ensure that the content gets loaded
into the client properly.
Steve
On 17 Jun 2009, at 21:42, Renger Wilde <busanalys...@yahoo.com> wrote:
On my client, I have a tabview.
When the user navigates to one of the tabs on the tabview, I trigger
an AJAX
request to obtain the content of that tab. The AJAX request is sent
to a
Tapestry component event handler.
I want that event handler to invoke some other page or component,
and cause
the rendered output of that other page/component to be captured into a
JSON-array, and sent back to the client as the reply to the AJAX
request.
What is the best way to do this?
thanks.
Renger
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