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* AJAXy stuff etc. (What does this mean?) | * AJAXy stuff etc. (What does this mean?) | ||
** Some way to get feedback on XMLHttpRequest dispatches (which would otherwise be invisible) | ** Some way to get feedback on XMLHttpRequest dispatches (which would otherwise be invisible) | ||
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; Developer tools | |||
* Asynch-Panel to replace javascript div-update implementations | |||
It would be great to have mechanism to define a panel, where date may be send to a server and its response is rendered into a certain area like: | |||
<nowiki> | |||
<asynch-panel refpanel="myPanel" refid="test" /> | |||
<asynch-panel name="myPanel" target="http://blabla.de/bsp.jsp"> | |||
<input type="text" id="test" value="<%="blabla"%>" /> | |||
<input type="submit" /> | |||
</asynch-panel> | |||
</nowiki> | |||
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Of course such panels would allow nested panels and form elements to have maximum control. | |||
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I know that such an extension would be only usable for Firefox users, but it would speed up asynch development at leat in closed user groups with certain system requirements. | |||
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