It's probably the way, or "when", the editor's JavaScript code is run. Without looking at the page(s) in question it's almost impossible to diagnose exactly why.
My advice is don't use AJAX to bring in pages of "active" content, that is HTML _and_ JavaScript. There's lot's of issues you'll have to deal with and it's usually easier to load HTML and JavaScript content in separately. Karl Rudd On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 9:56 AM, hubbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I am using the jQuery ajax function using GET to load data into a > div. Part of the page contains a WYSIWYG editor, which contains alot > of javascript code. When I try to load that page, it starts to load > it, but then basically refreshes the page, and just sits there and > tries to load something. > > So, my question is, what kind of javascript would screw up when loaded > using ajax, or innerHTML? Are there some known parts of javascript > that cannot be brought in through ajax? I am just trying to debug > this, and it is a huge pain. >
