It can be done without $ajax->observeField, and it's better because IE
doesn't know the ID of a SELECT (or maybe I'm not capable of doing it
right):
<?php e($javascript->codeBlock("function fnSearch(el) { new
Ajax.Updater('content', '".$html->url("/services/index")."',
{asinchronous:true, evalScripts:true,
parameters:Form.serialize(el.form), requestHeaders:['X-Update',
'content']}) }"));?>
<?php e($form->select("Services/domain", $categories["Domain"], $html-
>tagValue("Services/domain"),
array("id"=>"filterdomain","class"=>"textbox", "style"=>"width:300px",
"onchange"=>"fnSearch(this)")));?>
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