Thanks a lot. You code fixed it in IE but broke firefox, but it using your
code I made it so that I could determine if the php script generating the
code should add script tags on it when it does its request and had it do a
.load function instead.
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/JavaScript">
function MyReload()
{
//$("div#myMenuID").hide("fast");
//$("div#filetreescript").load("/client/secure/filetree.php");
if (window.execScript)
$.get ( '/client/secure/filetree.php',
function( rtnTxt){
installScript(rtnTxt);
}
);
else
$("div#filetreescript").load("/client/secure/filetree.php?code=ff");
//$("div#myMenuID").show("slow");
};
function installScript( script )
{
if (!script)
return;
// Internet Explorer has a funky execScript method that
makes this
easy
window.execScript( script );
}
</script>
Kevin Pirkl wrote:
>
> Internet Explorer wont execute dynamic code in that manner. You have two
> options... (I like the second one better.) I tested through the second
> solution and it appears to work fine...
>
> 1> Dynamic script head tag creation
>
> // Thanks to
> http://www.bluishcoder.co.nz/2006/12/cross-domain-json-with-fjsc.html for
> the code
> $("head/script#jsonrequest*").remove();
> var request = "testxml.htm";
> var script = document.createElement("script");
> script.setAttribute("type", "text/javascript");
> script.setAttribute("src", request + '?noCacheIE=' + (new
> Date()).getTime());
> script.setAttribute("charset", "UTF-8");
> script.setAttribute("id", "jsonrequest" + scriptCounter);
> $("head").append(script);
> scriptCounter++;
>
>
> 2> Or the followng installScript method
> (http://nerd.newburyportion.com/2006/07/going-global)
> // Take out your script tag wrapper, then detect browser via jQuery
> browser object for IE then call installScript()
>
> // I like .get over .load
> $.get ( '/client/secure/filetree.php'+ '?noCacheIE=' + (new
> Date()).getTime(),
> function( rtnTxt){
> installScript(rtnTxt);
> }
> );
>
> function installScript( script )
> {
> if (!script)
> return;
> // Internet Explorer has a funky execScript method that makes this
> easy
> if (window.execScript)
> window.execScript( script );
> else
> window.setTimeout( script, 0 );
> }
>
> Hope it helps
>
> Kevin Pirkl (ZombieBob at Intel)
>
>
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