Hi Erik, > I'd like a version of '<tab>' that has '+JS'-style behavior (i.e. it > doesn't redraw the whole page, only updates the tab "view").
In general a good idea, but in case of '<tab>' it seems to make little sense. The tab itself is only a small header, while the contents change completely for each view. So all is rendered anyway and a pure JS redraw won't speed it up. > I guess I'm wondering if this is already possible and I'm missing > something simple? '<tab>' consists basically of only two statements. The first draws the table, and the rest (almost the whole page) is drawn by the second: (htPrin (get Lst *Tab -1)) So this could be sent to a JS function (which then does the same the browser does anyway). Note that for 'serverSentEvent' the whole text has to be on a single line. ☺/ A!ex -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:picolisp@software-lab.de?subject=Unsubscribe
