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Not sure what you mean, but you have an example in Views itself. When you enabled AJAX in a view, Views uses Ajax Load to deal with css/js files that may come with the AJAX response.
Note though, Ajax Load is not a module for end-users, but a module for developers. And there are a few modules that require or otherwise support Ajax Load to properly do their job.
You can create a node listing like that in Views, and you can also tell Views to use AJAX pagination, and that feature will need that you install Ajax Load to work properly when the contents of the AJAX response needs css/js that is not already present on the page.
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Comment #1
markus_petrux CreditAttribution: markus_petrux commentedNot sure what you mean, but you have an example in Views itself. When you enabled AJAX in a view, Views uses Ajax Load to deal with css/js files that may come with the AJAX response.
Note though, Ajax Load is not a module for end-users, but a module for developers. And there are a few modules that require or otherwise support Ajax Load to properly do their job.
Comment #2
akongz CreditAttribution: akongz commentedI mean like this.. look the screenshot in my attachment.
That paging in treaser is not ajax.
Can this module change that paging become ajax paging?
Btw thanks for the response.
Comment #3
markus_petrux CreditAttribution: markus_petrux commentedYou can create a node listing like that in Views, and you can also tell Views to use AJAX pagination, and that feature will need that you install Ajax Load to work properly when the contents of the AJAX response needs css/js that is not already present on the page.
Comment #4
akongz CreditAttribution: akongz commentedOk I will try...
Thanks markus_petrux