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How to run jQuery script after a DataCommand if Ajax="true" is used?

I have a template with a DataCommand (something like the approval process mentioned here ). Currently I use the jQueryReady tag to apply some effects to the template. This all works fine with the template Ajax="False" setting. However, when I set Ajax="True" obviously the document ready doesn't get fired again when the module updates. Is there a way to re-run my jQuery code so I don't loose all t
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Billy Shelton asked Jul 12, 2016 active Mar 3, 2022

Multiple Update Over All Items In List?

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Hi, does anyone know how to setup an Xmod Pro template (or form) that allows a user to: 1). edit field values directly within a list; and then 2). click an "Update" button at the bottom of list that runs a sql command over all rows in that list? I have a sql table called 'Jobs' and a child table called 'Products'. Sending the user into edit mode for each Product row they want to update is painf
datacommandMultiple UpdateSQLstored procedure
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Gus McIntosh asked Sep 27, 2014 active Oct 5, 2014

CustomCommands - Stored Procedure

Anyway to call a stored procedure within a CustomCommands - DataCommand within a template? E.g.: [CustomCommands] [DataCommand CommandText="UpdateApproved" CommandType="StoredProcedure" ConnectionString="[[ConnectionString:ExternalSQLServer]]"] Thanks..
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Jeff M. asked Feb 19, 2014 active Aug 31, 2014

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