thron7-2 wrote:
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> I'm not familiar with the internals of model.Remote. I think you have to
> override _loadRowData anyway, and this is just what prefetchRows calls.
> Which other method do you have to fetch data from the server?
>
_loadRowData is overridden to load data from the server. But
> When you say request the next couple of higher indexes - what would be the
> best way to do it - prefetchRows(which I tried and didn't worked for me) or
> call to _loadRowData?
I'm not familiar with the internals of model.Remote. I think you have to
override _loadRowData anyway, and this is ju
thron7-2 wrote:
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>> Yes, from the server. The row would be *inserted* on the server but at
>> the
>> end, so as soon I remove something on client side I want to get some more
>> rows from the end without clearing cache.
>
> But that is easy. You can removeRow on the client, and for the new row
On 09/21/2010 11:57 AM, jacob wrote:
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> Sorry, should have been more clear the first time
>
> I want to present to my users (client side) collection of objects (rows).
> This collection however can change over time server side so I would like to
> synchronize it with clients. As mentioned
panyasan wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I was trying to solve this question once, using a comet/server-push-like
> mechanism. I built a "databinding" layer on top of the TreeVirtual and the
> Table widgets which manipulated their internal cache incrementally. Parts
> of this can be seen in the "virtualdata
Sorry, should have been more clear the first time
I want to present to my users (client side) collection of objects (rows).
This collection however can change over time server side so I would like to
synchronize it with clients. As mentioned before I'm using table to display
my collection and
Hi,
I was trying to solve this question once, using a comet/server-push-like
mechanism. I built a "databinding" layer on top of the TreeVirtual and the
Table widgets which manipulated their internal cache incrementally. Parts of
this can be seen in the "virtualdata" contrib. However, this involve
I'm not sure I'm following you here...
> I have a table with remote model behind it.
>
> I was wondering how can I refresh add content to Remote model without
> refreshing the whole cache.
What does that mean? You want to add/update content to the model on the
client side, through user interacti
Hi,
I have a table with remote model behind it.
I was wondering how can I refresh add content to Remote model without
refreshing the whole cache.
I would like to do it in similar fashion as I can removeRow which removes
row from the table and decreases the count.
What I'm trying to achieve is t
