In the Hobo Cookbook, it mentions in the Rapid Forms section:
"The following attributes are also supported by all the ajax tags. Set
them to fragments of javascript to have that script executed at
various points in the ajax request cycle:
before: script to run before the request
success: script to run on successful completion of the request
failure: script to run on a request failure
complete: script to run on completion, regardless of success or
failure."
So does this mean just regular javascript, or rjs?
I am trying to run a javascript function that is in a file I load with
the page.
This is to correct IE 6 not handling png image.
in my form I have:
<login-form update="archsignup" success="if (pngfix) pngfix();" />
This is output (in Firefox, hopefully the same in IE 6) as:
<form class="login" onsubmit="Hobo.ajaxRequest(this,
['archsignup'], {onSuccess:function(request){if (pngfix) pngfix();}});
return false;" method="post" action="/login">
So is this call to Hobo supposed to run the script that is on the
client side?
It is not doing so at this point.
Cheers,
Jet
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