| 1 | | @SergeyBiryukov It isn't obvious that the reporter wanted to see the update without page refresh. There is 'click update…' caption with arrow on the screenshot #3 which is misleading. So, if expect to see this update after Quick edit, the whole submenu needs to be rebuilt, because in case where there was no Draft pages previously, it needs to be added and Published (1) be removed. With current logic when we're usually handling updates with page refresh it ins't very convenient to do. Possibly, when the whole page will be built with React with data from theserver, it will be much more convenient to dynamically update such things as counters, rebuild menus, add buttons etc. |
| | 1 | @SergeyBiryukov It isn't obvious that the reporter wanted to see the update without page refresh. There is 'click update…' caption with arrow on the screenshot №3 which is misleading. So, if expect to see this update after Quick edit, the whole submenu needs to be rebuilt, because in case where there was no Draft pages previously, it needs to be added and Published (1) be removed. With current logic when we're usually handling updates with page refresh it ins't very convenient to do. Possibly, when the whole page will be built with React with data from theserver, it will be much more convenient to dynamically update such things as counters, rebuild menus, add buttons etc. |