You are actively refreshing the DataTable, what would you expect? How
could it be otherwise? You might, however, change the logic and send a
timestamp of the latest batch of changes and ask if there are any news
before doing a pointless request. You might also go through all the
logic required on both ends to do differential updates, but if you ask
the DataTable to refresh, it will.
Satyam
alessandro_bozzon escribió:
> Hi there
>
> I have the following problem: upon user input, I'd like to refresh the content of a data table by calling the "sendRequest" method of its underlying data source.
>
> RT.getDataSource().sendRequest('', {
> success: RT.onDataReturnInitializeTable,
> failure: RT.onDataReturnInitializeTable,
> scope: RT,
> argument: RT.getState()});
>
> Everything works fine, but with the unpleasant side effect of a page flickering (i.e., if the datatable is in the middle of the page, the page is automatically scrolled to the top). I made sure that the problem is not coming from the event triggered by the user input as I prevent the default event with the YAHOO.util.Event.preventDefault method.
>
> I therefore suspect that there must be some event triggered within the datatable code, but I can't find it.
>
> Any idea?
>
> I'm using YUI 2.8 and testing on Firefox 3.5.
>
> Thank you
>
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