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When building an Xpage application there are often times when I need to refresh more than one element but I don't wish to refresh the entire page. The ability to select more than one element for a Partial Update would be a welcome addition to Xpages.
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1) Stephan H. Wissel3965 (10 Oct 2009)
I usually put all elements into a Panel and use that one as partial update target. Limits your design abilities somehow but should work for starters
2) Peter Presnell65165 (11 Oct 2009)
@Stephan. Yes I do the same. When designing my XPage I put everything in either a panel or a custom control, and sometimes both. But if the changing of a single value or an action trigggers changes to more than area of the screen the only answer at the moment is to do a full refresh. I know when I was doing .Net development I could trigger ajax refreshes of multiple controls (without the need to write a lot of backend code).
3) Rob Goudvis13142 (12 Oct 2009)
I asked a similar solution for the good old forms and views.
4) John Palmer36 (04 Feb 2010)
The panel for selection the element(s) for Partial Refresh shows a label for:
IDs
seems a little misleading
IDs
seems a little misleading
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