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I have a couple of dropdown selects on the main screen, where users can define their search criteria and submit the search to the database. The result is a multipage table of data which I am showing under my selections. Now, is it possible to submit this form asynchronously and refresh only the table area when the result comes back ? Any examples ? Snippets ?
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Hi, 
I have a couple of dropdown selects on the main screen, where users can define their search criteria and submit the search to the database. The result is a multipage table of data which I am showing under my selections. Now, is it possible to submit this form asynchronously and refresh only the table area when the result comes back ? Any examples ? Snippets ?

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