That page isn't actually about AjaxTags, it's about Ajax with Struts in
general. It does of course mention AjaxTags :)
In any case, all changed... I also did some updating of that page while
I was at it :)
Frank
Michael Jouravlev wrote:
No one owns wiki :) I just wanted to structure it so
No one owns wiki :) I just wanted to structure it so most valuable and
stuff could be included into the next version of the User's Guide. On
another hand, since AjaxTags are not part of Struts (yet?), then maybe
you are right and the better place for this page is in Articles and
How-Tos.
Please,
See this Wiki entry for a start:
http://wiki.apache.org/struts/AjaxStruts
Frank
P.S. - Michael J. - I think this page is more appropriate in the "Struts
Articles, Tutorials, FAQ's and Tips" section, don't you? You've become
pretty much the God of the Wiki though, so I didn't want to go move
On 3/23/06, Frank W. Zammetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> The first thing I would suggest is this is one of those cases where the
> X in AJAX probably isn't appropriate. Remember that there is NO
> requirement to use XML when doing AJAX (although I suppose it isn't AJAX
> then strictly
Hello,
The first thing I would suggest is this is one of those cases where the
X in AJAX probably isn't appropriate. Remember that there is NO
requirement to use XML when doing AJAX (although I suppose it isn't AJAX
then strictly speaking).
Take Google Suggests for example. They are not pa
Joel Alejandro Espinosa Carra wrote the following on 3/23/2006 3:45 PM:
I'm worried about the load of the database beacuse this action is
called from a javascript event "onkeyup()" this means that the action
will be executed every time when user press a key in the field, is
there an other way to
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