Thursday, February 27, 2014

Template/Form Errors and DynaTree.js

I have no idea where to start on this problem. 
My application is work great using the admin UI but to enhance usability it is time for a new user interface.  

I am using dynatree.js to create a 'Project' tree with subelements (called PcTs) grouped into types;  IOW:  There are three levels before you get to an editable component.  Hence the reason to use a tree instead of paging through the admin UI.  

So my  UI (Selection_001.png)  uses <div> tags to layout the spaces.  Basically tree on the left and a larger editing space next to it.  My forms a re properly placed inside the scrollable <div>.  My problem is when I get an error in the form, how do I control it so that it is only displayed in the same <div> where the form was displayed?  What I get now is a full page reload. See Selection_002.png

The template does not use any extend or include directives.  It is a completely self contained HTML file.
There are forms and views for each of the PcTs. 


Any ideas on where to start working on this?  





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