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#1 2006-04-08 03:01:26
- guiguibonbon
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Really techy question (ajax and other nasty things)
Ok, have a look at www.promateria.be/lise (!!this is really a wip!!)
Now, you see all those boxes on the right? Well, these are all separate sections. I could’ve used iframes to put the content there, but ya know, iframes suck. They print horribly and stuff. So I figured I could use some Ajax. So now, it’s all in divs. (and please don’t start fighting about which of both bad solutions is least worse.. )
The problem is, I just can’t figure a way to add the little “older” and “newer” links down each box. Since the list is called from the frontpage itself. Of course, I could start off with empty divs, and do a first ajax request when the page is loaded. But I’d hate seeing 8 “loading” buttons at the same time. And search-engines wouldn’t read the new entries at all.
So.. what’s your opinion?
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#2 2006-04-08 10:02:08
- alexandra
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Re: Really techy question (ajax and other nasty things)
(edited to link correctly. – Els. @Alex: you need to use http:// in the url, otherwise it will go to http://forum.textpattern.com/www.promateria.be/lise)
Last edited by els (2006-04-08 11:26:51)
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#3 2006-04-08 14:04:07
- guiguibonbon
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Re: Really techy question (ajax and other nasty things)
ok… well, since nobody seems to have a clue, I’m doing it with ajax at page load. (and sorry for the link, should have donne that)
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