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This extension provides a new renderPartial method, which renders the clientScript immediatly after the content of the view
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This extension provide a new renderPartial method.
This method will render the client script (generated from buttons, dropdown list with auto-submit, zii widget and so on) immediatly after the html of the subiew.
This allow to refresh the subview with his relative clientScript, solving many common problem with ajax-refresh
Requirements ¶
Yii 1.1 or above
Usage ¶
For use the extension, save the file in a folder included by Yii.
When you create a div that will be ajax-refreshed, create like that:
<div id="toRefresh"> <?php $this->renderPartialWithHisOwnClientScript('_sibView', $data); </div>
Use the same method even answering to the ajax request:
if (Yii::app()->request->isAjaxRequest) $this->renderPartialWithHisOwnClientScript('_sibView', $data);
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- License: New BSD License
- Developed by: zaccaria
- Category: User Interface
- Votes: +2
- Downloaded: 510 times
- Created on: Nov 11, 2010
- Last updated: never
- Tags: clientscript
Total 2 comments
But sometime there are some problem.
Sometime there are some script file that are resended to the browser, and that causes a strange behavior.
Sometime an ajax request is resended many time, the firs time once, the second twice, the third four time and so on.
I usually do renderPartial('view', $data=NULL, false, true), in lot of cases it works well. If I got some problem with repeated scripts, I uses this function that solves the problem.
Only one stuff: it can happen that there will be some id mismatch, in this case the solution is to give manually an id to all clientscripted objects in the subView.
A solution for this second bug is impossible without hacking the framework, because the id generator relies on a constant defined in CHtml (and constant, as they are constant, cannot be changed).
But can't you get the same result doing a renderPartial('view', $data=NULL, false, true) ?
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