You can use a normal template to be rendered after an ajax call, just
set hasLayout to false either in view.yml, or in your action. I think
symfony can do this automatically when the IsXMLHTTPRequest http
header is set (automatically done by prototype and jquery).
On Thu, Apr 16, 2009 at 16:09,
OK :)
Yes, it is done automatically while using IsXMLHTTPRequest
2009/4/17 FÁSI Gábor maerl...@gmail.com
You can use a normal template to be rendered after an ajax call, just
set hasLayout to false either in view.yml, or in your action. I think
symfony can do this automatically when the
So maybe any guess how to get data from action via ajax and put it
into input?
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There are a few ways to do ajax based rendering. One way is to have
the Ajax based action you are calling return you the chunk of HTML and
then you just render that HTML. Another way is for the Ajax based
action to return you a response (more appropriate if there are
multiple pieces of data and
Thank you, now I know how exactly return data :) with renderText or
renderPartial :)
Main problem was that remote_function could update only elements like DIVs,
not values of input. I thought that this is how it working. But no one
wrote enywhere that you can ommit update and use success with
You could get a json response after the function is executed.
Using that json, you could make a callback that will allow you to update
inputs, or other elements.
maybe
http://www.prototypejs.org/api/ajax/request
http://www.prototypejs.org/api/ajax/updater
Alecs
On Thu, Apr 16, 2009 at 5:09 PM,
Thank you :)
2009/4/16 Alexandru-Emil Lupu gang.al...@gmail.com
You could get a json response after the function is executed.
Using that json, you could make a callback that will allow you to update
inputs, or other elements.
maybe
http://www.prototypejs.org/api/ajax/request
