Auto-refresh CB Content after Ajax field is updated

hello

I created a "welcome" CB content module with some text inside and also with a rendered Tab. In this Tab, I placed only one Ajax yes/no radio field. When user update this Ajax field, I would like perform a module refresh only and not a full page refresh. I suppose is possible maybe using the Javascript section of CB content ? If yes how ?

Here why I need to make this:

- I setup my radio field with a placeholder "Do you want hide this module?".

- Then I Setup a Tab condition who must hide the Tab if the radio value is Yes.

- So when user click on placeholder, the yes/no radio is displayed and when he choose "Yes" and confirm, the value Yes appear (who is annoying) but the module still visible.

- Is only if I refresh the full page the module disappear...

any clue ?

Maybe is possible to do that in another manner but is the only one I found..that mean hide a module only if user decide by himself to do and without a full page reload.

thank

The module would need to have Ajax response capability built in and you'd need to trigger it or Ajax call to it and handle the response if it did. At most you could add jQuery to the header that checks if the field is changed to Hide then use jQuery to remove the module from the DOM, but it won't work in the reverse to Show it unless you always show it and just hide it with strictly CSS then use jQuery to show/hide as needed.

My goal is just to hide and never show again.

Could you tell me how to do in practice please ?

I suggest just dealing with the reload then otherwise you're adding unnecessary overhead to your site adding the jQuery.

ok however I tried many thing but I don't see even how to auto-reload the page after edit radio value to Yes. I tried also to setup an auto-action but without success.. Due to the fact the radio value appear with ajax, I don't see how to fire auto-reload..

You'll need to add jQuery to the header using a Code action with jQuery method that checks for the field to change. When it does do a reload or use jQuery to remove the module from the DOM. If this is on profile view you should be able to use the profile display triggers (believe there's a before and after trigger, either should work).