Answers : no, by default evalScript is set to false. So be careful if
you put javascript into your called pages or not.
If you do, don't forget to write your javascript functions like this :
thisIsMyJSFunction = function(arg1, arg2){
}
It's a common mistake to write it as "function myJSFunction(){...}"
which will make the function not to be "parsed".
If you're interested in using Ajax call within a form, you could also
try to use $ajax->form(etc.); Treating your ajax the Cake way :P
Cheers
On 2 avr, 13:49, da_student <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> and you're right with the asynchronous, thanx for that. is it
> possible, that i don't need the valScripts either? (works without
> right now, so I'll just give it a shot)
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