OK, maybe I see the reason for firing the request another time. It is
about the pagination if my list result (many entries) spans several
pages -> it is far from obvious to let javascript know how to order this...
manuel aldana schrieb:
I really like the grid component. Especially the built-in ordering
(clicking on column headers).
what I miss is that javascript is not used when ordering the tables,
at each click a complete HTTP request is fired. The data itself is not
changed so another server call wouldn't be necessary. I at least did
not find a javascript enable parameter.
If it is not supported yet, maybe this could be a nice improvement for
this component. For non-JS clients maybe there could even be a
fallback to standard HTTP request style.
Apart from that why was grid-component not desinged to use div-style
(vs. tables) for row layout? maybe due to browser compability
(especially older IEs)?
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manuel aldana
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software-engineering blog: http://www.aldana-online.de
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