I've mentioned Joe Hewitt's iUI web framework before, and it does a pretty good job of imitating the iPhone native look and feel for web applications. However I was fiddling around with the framework and really wanted to be able to load an HTML fragment inline instead of appending it, which is the current behaviour of the "_replace" target, so I created a new "_insert" target to do just that...
The great thing about open source is that I can take some software that almost does what I want, scratch my itch, and make it do exactly what I want. If you're interested in scratching the same itch, you can download the patch files [1, 2] I've generated against the current release of iUI.
Will what your describing here support the ability to update an iui page (say a panel page with text data) without having to leave the page? Im trying to creat a button to initiate a "page update" without the sliding animation.
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Yup, that's exactly what this lets you do...
ReplyDeleteI have your patched iui version. but when trying this code, nothing happens;
ReplyDelete< li > < a target="_insert" href="test.html">Refresh< /a >< /li >
Is this the good way or am i wrong?
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