> With the new widget tree framework we could have a client-side
> MARK-DIRTY function that finds a widget for a given dom id, marks it
> dirty on the server side and updates it in the request response.

Isn't that still making a server request though?  I don't entirely
understand how this would be different from the normal mark-dirty
function (except that I am giving it a dom id instead of the widget
itself).

Thanks,
Saikat

On Mar 9, 2:23 am, "Leslie P. Polzer" <[email protected]>
wrote:
> > I wanted to create a registration form where after a user types in a
> > user name and moves the focus from that form field to another, I
> > wanted to validate the uniqueness of the inputted name and tell him
> > immediately (before he hits submit).  Is there already some built-in
> > way in weblocks to do this,
>
> No, not yet.
>
> > or would the way to do this be to create
> > my own input presentation that makes a call to my javascript method
> > that makes the validate request ajaxily (or something like that)?
>
> How about extending form-view-field to support immediate verification
> of a field via AJAX (if AJAX is available; reload the page else)?
>
> > Similarly, what is the easiest way to do client-side form actions?
> > For example, I have a chart linked to a form field, and as a user
> > enters a number in this form field, I want the chart to change in
> > size.  I know this is possible with just some simple javascript on an
> > onKeyUp action, but again, is the easiest way for me to just make an
> > input presentation that allows me to attach javascript actions?
>
> With the new widget tree framework we could have a client-side
> MARK-DIRTY function that finds a widget for a given dom id, marks it
> dirty on the server side and updates it in the request response.
>
> That would be a nice way of generalizing it.
>
> It's possible with the old nav too but you'd have to write
> get-widget-by-id yourself.
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