Michael Peters wrote:
Not to add too much to your plate, but you'll also need to use a browser that
has decent debugging tools. I prefer firefox, but some people pay for visual
studio and use IE.
With Firefox, my Ajax debugging goes something like this:
If it's not doing anything, then open up the Tools -> Javascript Console, clear
it out, refresh my page and see what JS or CSS errors my page has. If that
doesn't show anything, then open up the LiveHTTPHeaders FF plugin, try the
action that will use Ajax and watch the headers go back and forth to the server
to see what is getting passed.
Yes, I use FF exclusively. Unfortunately I've just switched to the FF2
RC3 and the LiveHTTPHeaders plugin is not compatible. The javascript
console seems to be called Error Console now, and with your example code
it reports no errors in any category. But there is still no AJAX output :-(
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