Are you sure you don't want to just replace the options within the select?
I don't know for sure, but the way you describe it, you sound like you
are replacing the whole select tag, which I'd imagine may cause problems.
I have a view that does a similar thing, and the ajax call to replace
the select is just 5 lines, just returning a list of options (see
fragment below)
if(!empty($subcategories)) {
echo '<option value=""></option>';
foreach($subcategories as $id => $menulabel) {
echo '<option value="' . $id . '">' . $menulabel . '</option>';
}
}
I can change the primary selector that influences the secondary one as
many times as I like without problem this way. The jquery success call
within the .ajax params is something like this... ( Don't know w/prototype )
success: function(data, textStatus) {
$('#yourselectidentifier').html(data);
H
On 11/14/08 13:56, keymaster wrote:
> I’m trying to keep all scripts at the bottom of the page, so the page
> will load quicker.
>
> So, at the bottom of my layout I have an $ajax->observeField() which
> observes a select dropdown at the top of the page.
>
> The first time the select is changed, the observeField()sends an ajax
> request to the server, as expected.
>
> The ajax request replaces the select dropdown, and gives the new
> select the same ‘id’ as the old one.
>
> The observeField() no longer recognizes changes to the new select,
> even though it has the same id.
>
> I would like the replaced select to also be observeable.
>
> Any ideas how this might be done, yet still maintain the scripts at
> the bottom of the page?
>
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