Re: AJAX approach

2008-01-29 Thread Pablo Vázquez Blázquez
Hi Jeromy, Thank you very much for your explanation. I know it was a big question. Well, I liked your suggestion of having a function with 2 timestamps (that´s what I had thougth about), but, for external reasons, it won´t be so. Now, I will have a controller action that will keep at

Re: AJAX approach

2008-01-29 Thread Jeromy Evans
I would like to ask you if you know wheter YUI table lets me filter, order by column and paginate the table using AJAX (without refreshing the page) or doing it client-side. I couldn´t take a look to it yet. Sorry. Yes, all that's possible on the client side with the YUI datatable. I use

AJAX approach

2008-01-28 Thread pvazquez
Hi! I would like to comment you a problem I have now when developing a web application using Struts 2. I have a collection of items, which I want to show in a table. Those items have some attributes that change with the time and I would like to show the updated state in the view layer. I

Re: AJAX approach

2008-01-28 Thread Jeromy Evans
Hi, You're asking a big question. What follows is the approach I would take. There's many other approaches you could also try and my solution may be too javascript-centric for you. First, the interface is stateless, so I'd probably have my action always accept two timestamp parameters and