Do not disable Lift's ajax.
Let's say you have your own myown.js file having say a function foo().
Now you from a CometActor you want to call this function (assume to
included myown.js in your page head).
When you receive a message in your comet you can call partialUpdate
like:
case MyMessage =>
partialUpdate(Call("foo"))
Call is a JsCmd object from lift witch translates into a JS function
call. You can also use JsRaw("put here any js code")
You can also do it from render as well like:
def render = {
// do something
new RenderOut(some_xhtml, Call("foo"))
}
Br's,
Marius
On Jan 4, 1:30 pm, "[email protected]"
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all
> if just started exploring Lift and I am playing around with CometActor
> and Listeneers. I followed Davids Screencast with the Chat Example
> which works nicely.
> Now i would like to communicate with the CometActors using my own
> jQuery code. I don't want to use lifts helpers for that, but want to
> use my own static JS code.
>
> How would the send and receive functions look like? Should i disable
> lifts ajax support or can i plug in somehow?
>
> I have no clue how to begin. Can someone point to some examples or
> article that is concerned with this type of stuff?
>
> thanks in advance!
> Martin
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