Hi all, im working on a plugin that needs to do some ajax calls. It's
all working, but im wondering if this is the right way to do it..
I create a button (in a template inside the plugin dir, so that recent
addition is working great):
<roundcube:button command="plugin.xs4all_greenlist-add" type="input"
class="button" label="xs4all_greenlist.xs4all_greenlist_add" />
In JS:
rcmail.register_command('plugin.xs4all_greenlist-add',
'xs4all_greenlist_add' , true);
function xs4all_greenlist_add()
{
rcmail.http_post('plugin.xs4all_greenlist-add',
'_greenlist_entry='+entry, true);
}
And in PHP:
$this->register_action('plugin.xs4all_greenlist-add', array($this,
'xs4all_greenlist_add'));
function xs4all_greenlist_add($args)
{
global $OUTPUT;
....
$OUTPUT->command('xs4all_greenlist_add_greenlist_row');
}
Up to here it was pretty straightforward. But i was fiddling a bit to
get the ajax return correct. It's returning a JSON reply with an exec
field that can execute a JS function. I ended up doing this in my js
file, otherwise the function couldnt be found:
rcube_webmail.prototype.xs4all_greenlist_add_greenlist_row = function()
{
.....
}
This seems to be working, but i just want to make sure this is the
correct way to handle this, before I end up having to change this
plugin later on.
Thanks,
Cor
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