You could disable the page navigation links until the server comes back with the new page data. It will still be faster than a complete page reload because you won't be fetching the css, etc. again.
On Sunday, May 27, 2012 12:29:40 PM UTC-4, Anthony wrote: > > But isn't there a risk of a race condition because of the asynchronous >> updates? What happens if the user clicks the delete button and immediately >> clicks the next page link? >> > > I suppose it's possible for the request for the next page to be served > before the delete operation completes, but probably very unlikely given how > long it would take to go from clicking the delete button to clicking the > next page link. Actually, it would probably be better to serve the next > page request before the delete anyway -- otherwise the next page will > probably be missing what should be the first record because the new query > will assume that first record was actually the last record of the previous > page (because of the deleted row). > > Anthony >
