Extended mode - allows pjax requests to update more than one container #7
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Extended mode allows several containers to be updated with a single request to the server. This is possible by having the server do a bit more work and return a more meaningful response. To go into extended mode don't specify a container when making the request. In this case, the server needs to return a JSON response specifying which containers to update, what page title to set, etc. Normal mode should work as it used to, without being affected by this.
This used to be a noop, meaning that it's unreliable to ever use $.pjax directly (but only through $.fn.pjax).
The callback will be executed before $.pjax applies the response data for a given request, but only if the response data looks valid. This allows you to do some stuff before the content in the container(s) gets replaced.
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Extended mode allows several containers to be updated with a
single request to the server. This is possible by having the
server do a bit more work and return a more meaningful response.
To go into extended mode don't specify a container when making
the request. In this case, the server needs to return a JSON response
specifying which containers to update, what page title to set, etc.
Normal mode should work as it used to, without being affected by this.