AJAX Action State Machine in Web Site Factory Apps

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AJAX Action State Machine in Web Site Factory Apps

Learn to configure the client-side action state machine to create complex AJAX-enabled user interface workflow sequences without writing a single line of code in Web Site Factory and Data Aquarium Framework web applications.

Part 1

We will implement a Navigate action that brings the user to a dedicated Customer Information page in a Web Site Factory web application.

Working With Actions in AJAX Web Apps (Part 1)

Watch this video on our YouTube channel at http://www.youtube.com/user/codeontime#p/u/2/M45hyY185Ck.

Part 2

We will implement custom Save and Cancel actions that return the user to the previous page.

Working With Actions in AJAX Web Apps (Part 2)

Watch this video on our YouTube channel at http://www.youtube.com/user/codeontime#p/u/0/9sCgZLZ4kEE.

Labels: AJAX, Application Factory, Business Rules/Logic, Data Aquarium Framework, Designer, Video Tutorial