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asked on 04 Jan 2012, 10:25 AM
Giving a client such a quick and universal data access is a great feature of Kendo UI.
I fear, however, to let the client play too long with my data as this could corrupt my database if being fed back by different clients - can't lock the database for such long times.
Is there any chance to send back a note to the server (and maybe a push to all connected clients), that there are currently edited but unsaved data by a given client?
The next save action could probably remove that note. Nice to see that also Wordpress just implemented that feature last week...
I fear, however, to let the client play too long with my data as this could corrupt my database if being fed back by different clients - can't lock the database for such long times.
Is there any chance to send back a note to the server (and maybe a push to all connected clients), that there are currently edited but unsaved data by a given client?
The next save action could probably remove that note. Nice to see that also Wordpress just implemented that feature last week...
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answered on 06 Jan 2012, 09:04 AM
Found in one online example an "on change" trigger that can be used to modify further page requests.
I am removing the edit handles ;-( until the primary client issues a "save" or "cancel" request ;-)
I am removing the edit handles ;-( until the primary client issues a "save" or "cancel" request ;-)