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13 July, 2020

CMS Ajax Sort in the frontend

 Programing Coderfunda     July 13, 2020     No comments   

If you want to pull in the partial updates from the handler, then the attribute name should be
data-request-update="resultsPartialName: '#results'"
You can use multiple partials also like this:
data-request-update="firstpartial: '#myDiv', secondpartial: '#otherDiv'"
The other way to go is to push the partial updates from the ajax handler. This feels a bit cleaner to me, but its is just the matter of preference.
function onRefreshTime()
{
return [
'#myDiv' => $this->renderPartial('mypartial')
];
}



Change into default.htm if default.htm in a folder, then replace data-request-update="foldername/default:'#results'"





<form data-request="{{ __SELF__ }}::onFormSubmit" data-request-validate>
<button class="btn btn-default" data-request="onHandleForm" data-request-update="default:'#results'">
</form>
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