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I am using a pop-up Add Form with a Redirect to the template page on the add button. I need the user to see the updated records when they return to the page. Is this possible? http://dnndev.com/fiddle/fid/771
I have the following code working; sort of. The loadfeed isn't passing variables; they're being sent as NULL Anyway, I hardcoded the feed so that information will be shown. I'm attempting a DIV refresh via JavaScript instead of a whole page refresh. I have code which works, but when it does the refresh, the DIV isn't being updated and is actually being cleared. Is there a way to get the LoadFeed t
Hello.. I have a page which is for an internal website for emergency services. So there's a possibility that there's more than one disaster ongoing at once; code example at the bottom of the page. So this is the reason for the DIV's being updated by Feed's via javascript. This works fine and has been working fine, but I have the page setup to auto-refresh every 35 seconds for updates to the messag
I have a summary header template and a child template/form on the same page in different modules. In the child add/edit form, I use Redirect="." to refresh the page and sync the header with the detail. But I can't find a way to do the same when a detail record is deleted. Because I'm using the header template on more than 1 page, it's not practical to put the summary and detail into a single modul
I have a design requirement that dictates that an add/plus button be used to add 1 or more items in a list to a “cart”. How is this typically done in Xmod? Example somewhere? Ideally clicking the button calls a Stored Procedure passing an item key. The list would then refresh so item could fall out of the list.

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