Hi André,
At step 3 can you store a variable that remembers the page the user intends to
go to?
maybe you can make an enum with all the possible pages they could go to on the
next step and the variable would be one of those values.
Then, in 7b, you can reference that variable and create the
That’s clever Samuel. Using the components as building blocks to piggy back
from each other. Bravo :-)
> On Nov 11, 2023, at 5:12 PM, Samuel Pelletier via Webobjects-dev
> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I managed to achieve your goal in my apps using this pattern :
> - Create a submit js function
Hi Aaron,
Thank you for your answer. Here the more detailled workflow:
1. User goes to page A.
2. User clicks there on an element which submits the HTML
form and should show i.e. page B later (there are a
lot of possible things the user can do on page A which
submit the form and
Hi,
I managed to achieve your goal in my apps using this pattern :
- Create a submit js function using an AjaxSubmitButton
- Use the created function in afterUpdateElement on AjaxAutoComplete.
Regards,
Samuel
> Le 10 nov. 2023 à 05:55, Stavros Panidis via Webobjects-dev
>
Hi Stavros
Sorry to mislead you. I thought you were looking for the behaviour of
AjaxObserveField to send updated data back to the server immediately
rather than updating a container on the current page. There may be a way
to do what you ask but I have never tried it. Maybe you could put some
