You can also use onSuccess:function(){new Ajax.Updater(...)} to call
another update from inside the first Ajax.Updater call. Here's an
example where a checkbox is clicked to change an invoice status to
paid. Its then moved down to the paid table (id="invoices_done") and
then the onSuccess calls another update to change the total of all
outstanding invoices.
<?php echo
'<input id="owed_check_' . $row['Invoice']['id']. '"
type="checkbox"
onclick="new Ajax.Updater
(
\'invoices_done\',
\'/invoices/paid/' . $row['Invoice']['id']. '\',
{
onSuccess:function()
{
new Ajax.Updater
(
\'invoices_total\',
\'/invoices/total\',
{asynchronous:true, evalScripts:true}
);
},
asynchronous:true, evalScripts:true
});
new Effect.Fade(\'owed_' . $row['Invoice']['id'] . '\');
" />'
?>
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