On 15 June 2011 23:13, Jedrin
<jrubiando-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org>
wrote:>
> Say you have a page that you dynamically created with ajax calls and
> RJS. Can you somehow get a copy of what that final page looks like and
> somehow cache it away and later serve it from the cache ?
>
> A problem seems to be that if you navigate away from a dynamic page
> and then hit the back browser button, you can then lose the dynamic
> content. I now you can have your own sort of back link, but I am
> wondering what other things might be possible. You also can''t
bookmark
> stuff that was dynamically created either. Whatever strategy you
> employ effects the entire site, so that if you latter change it, you
> have to change alot of code ..
You could save in the session (or the database) the current state of
the page and then use that information to re-render the appropriate
data when asked for that page again.
Colin
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