Hi all;
I have a quick question about using a preamble on a call to
hobo_ajax_response.
On a form, I have a <select> which is bound to a javascript function when
it changes:
$("#ctl_select").change(lts.updateDocumentFields);
In a controller, I have an unrelated *web method* that needs trigger this
same function call when it's done. So, I thought I'd do this:
def my_web_method
...
...
js="lts.updateDocumentFields();"
hobo_ajax_response( :postamble => js )
end
While this actually works and does the job, it leaves an "ajax failed"
message in the Chrome console.
Instead, I find I've had to do the following to avoid the "ajax failed"
message, but it feels more like a hack:
# Trigger the change event manually to get updateDocumentFields to fire:
js="$('#ctl_select_nature').change();"
hobo_ajax_response( :postamble => js )
Anyone have an idea what the origin of the "ajax failed" message would be
when I make a direct call to that javascript function instead of via the
bound event?
Any insight would be great.
Thanks!
Tim
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