PopUpForm with Success Handler

omg, it's so simple
    $.post("@Url.Action("Action","Controller")", result);
but my problem still exists. If I use RefreshOnSuccess the whole page reloads (Header & Footer incl.), I want only to refresh my result list like after submit of search criteria. I think it should be a "get" request.

at 12 Nov 2015 TT Tom

popup parameter is $(popupdiv); you haven't specified what you want to refresh, but assuming it's a grid you can call $('#Grid1').data('api').load()

at 12 Nov 2015 Omu

Thanks for your answer. I don't use grid control (not yet :)). It's just a asp.mvc view using my modelview. The whole page uses my _Layout.cshtml. If I use RefreshOnSuccess the whole page reloads, so for the short time there is only a white page, then my header and footer and the result list (between) are loaded. What I'm trying to achieve is to reload only the result list (a view content) without refreshing header and footer

at 12 Nov 2015 TT Tom

return PartialView in GetContent action
    <div id='mycontent'> res </div>
    $.post("@Url.Action("GetContent","Controller")", params1, function(res){ $('#mycontent').html(res); });

at 12 Nov 2015 Omu

OK, nice, but fits not quite in my architecture. But inspired me to give a try 
    @using (Html.BeginForm("Index", "Controller", FormMethod.Get, new { id = "myForm" }))
    ...
    @(Html.Awe().InitPopupForm().Name("SetFilter").Success("reloadPage")
    ...

    function reloadPage(result, popup) {$("#myForm").submit();}

works perfectly. Thanks a lot for inspiring & supporting me :)

at 12 Nov 2015 TT Tom

PopUpForm with Success Handler

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