Re: [fw-mvc] AjaxContext and view scripts

a) If your ajax response and the regular view script are identical, you can render the regular view script from the ajax view script:

myview.ajax.phtml:

<?= $this->render('mycontroller/myview.phtml') ?>

b) Yes, if you post data in your ajax request, they will be available in the controller.

On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 11:12 AM, spaceage <davidlh@mac.com> wrote:

I'm new to this helper and have a couple questions:

a)  I want to return an html snippet as the ajax response--the html is the
same as what gets generated by my view script within my "normal" layout.  Do
I have to have a duplicate a "myview.ajax.phtml" view script alongside the
"myview.phtml" view script even if they both return the same html data?
Seems to go against the grain in terms of "drying up" code...

b) With an ajax request, are POST parameters maintained/conveyed in the
request object?

Thanks!
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