No, I used the 'places the scripts at the end of the inserted HTML'
method that I didn't want to use.
It works, but this may be something that the developers will want to
tweak.
Thanks for all your suggestions though.
On Sep 21, 4:18 am, Andy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Benjam,
>
> Did you have any luck resolving this issue other than using the
> setTimeout method?
>
> thanks.
>
> On Sep 17, 11:20 pm,benjam<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I have a script that runs a clickable calendar date field, and this
> > script is being called in a form that is passed through AJAX.
>
> > When the form html is returned from the AJAX script, it is added to
> > the page and displayed.
>
> > The problem is that the script (which cames after the input field it
> > is referring to) is trying to look for said input field and is failing
> > to find it. This leads me to believe that the javascript is being run
> > before the html has been fully integrated into the page, which is also
> > why there is nothing shown on the page when the errors pop up.
>
> > Here is a sample of the script that is being run:
> > <input name="startedDate" id="f-calendar-field-8da04fa6e1"
> > class="datedDate" value="1969-12-31" type="text" /><a href="#" id="f-
> > calendar-trigger-8da04fa6e1"><img border="0" src="./jscalendar/
> > calendar.png" alt="Select Date" /></a><script type="text/
> > javascript">Calendar.setup({ "ifFormat" : "%Y-%m-%d", "daFormat" : "%Y/
> > %m/%d", "firstDay" : 0, "showOthers" : true, "inputField" : "f-
> > calendar-field-8da04fa6e1", "button" : "f-calendar-
> > trigger-8da04fa6e1"} );</script>
>
> > Is there a way to delay eval of the scripts until after the html
> > content has been integrated into the page?
