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From: Mark Lundquist <ml@wrinkledog.com>
Subject: Re: Widget Tree and dynamic page updating with Ajax
Date: Wed, 9 Aug 2006 09:30:54 -0700
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On Aug 8, 2006, at 5:17 AM, nackey wrote:

> I have a widget tree and if I select a node I would like that
> a part of the web page will be updated (e.g. with ajax)
>
> If I select another node, also a part of the web page should be =
dynamic
> updated and the part, which I updated with the previous node, should
> not disappear.
>
> My aim is that I would like to decide which information will be=20
> displayed.
>
> E.g. I have a tree of employee with the nodes: name, first name,=20
> street,
> zip, city etc.
> Now I select the nodes first name and city and I would like to see=20
> these
> information.

That doesn't sound like the kind of thing to use Ajax for... why is an=20=

update required if you are just doing a little show/hide thing?  The=20
amount of information you're talking about is small, so... might it not=20=

be better to just send it all and handle all of this interaction=20
client-side?  Or maybe I misunderstood?

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