Hello all,
I'd appreciate some help in identifying where I'm failing with the
following code/scenario.
I have a page that lists the questions in a multiple-choice type quiz
and has, hidden, the form that I use to edit each question. When the
appropriate link for a question is clicked, the editAQuestion
function fires to bring back a json string containing the question
and the multiple choice options and populates the existing form.
This works fine first time up - when the link for say, question 1, is
clicked, the form is correctly populated. However, when another
question is clicked, the form is not updated (the contents of the
first question remain), despite the json string being returned with
the correct data.
An abbreviated form of editAQuestion is below - in this one I'm just
showing the code for updating the question text of the textarea
element for sQuestion - the problem is the same.
I've tried erasing the content of the input fields in the form before
repopulating, but this also has been unsuccessful. It's as though
the elements are invisible second time around - and while I suspect
this is a clue, it has not yet found fertile ground in my head.
The form elements lie within a div (#aqs) which remains "in
existence" as evidenced by its correct response to the .slideDown and
.highlightFade instructions in the code when the content fails to update.
function editAQuestion(lid){
$.log(lid)
$("#theIndicator4").show();$("#links_msg").hide();
$.get("scripts/ajax_ramosus_editor.asp?id=12h&info=" + lid,
function(responseText){
try {
var data={};
eval("data="+responseText);
$("#theIndicator4").hide();
var sYesNo=data.yesno;
switch(sYesNo) {
case "Y":
//$('#nlink_form [EMAIL PROTECTED]"text"]').val("");
$('[EMAIL PROTECTED]').val("");
//$.log(data.sQuestion);
$("#sQuestion").html(data.sQuestion);
$("#aqs").slideDown("slow").highlightFade({color:'yellow',speed:2000,iterator:'sinusoidal'});
$("#cqs").slideUp("slow");
break;
case "N":
$("#cqs").highlightFade({color:'red',speed:2000,iterator:'sinusoidal'}).find("#links_msg").html(sMsg);
}
} catch(e)
{$("#cqs").highlightFade({color:'blue',speed:2000,iterator:'sinusoidal'}).find("#links_msg").html("Error
in JSON response: "+e).show();
}
});
}
Thanks for your help,
Bruce _______________________________________________
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