Hey ho! Nice to be first :) with the issue.
My questions:

1 Where is settings form ? This one from screenshot.

2 Is it working only after press Submit (Save) or when I use node_save() in external script, my view will autorefresh also ?

This module should definiately be part of the Views.

Thanks,
B.

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jide’s picture

Assigned: Unassigned » jide
Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

Congrats for being the first ;)

1/ The settings form is the Ajax settings form which can be found here : /admin/settings/ajax. With the developement version, there is a new settings form at /admin/settings/ajax/ajax_views_refresh in which you can choose the views to be refreshed.

2/ It will only work when pressing the submit button. By its nature, it is technically impossible to do some ajaxness on a php function execution since php is a server-side language.

benone’s picture

ad 1 right I didnt check Ajax UI in modules.

ad 2 I thought it can handle refreshing views every x seconds. like gmail, when new mail arrives, it pops on the top automaticaly. maybe it should be a feature request to your module ?

Thanks

jide’s picture

1/ I did not think about the Ajax UI module. I should add it to README.txt.
2/ This is a good idea, but that would be a little different from the purpose of the module. Maybe another module... This is simple to do, i'll think about it.

benone’s picture

Great :)

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benone’s picture

BTW. I started this issue here http://drupal.org/node/528816

If you write it, I think you module will be implemented to views. "Gmail refreshing" feature is what views need, dont you think so?

chrism2671’s picture

I agree, that would be slick.

Marko B’s picture

So if i dont use DEV version, http://www.site.com/admin/settings/ajax/ajax_views_refresh is not available? so then all views can use ajax refresh whic have ajax enabled, i just cannot select which ones?