weird.... (again.. :-P)
Can you make sure that behaviour is only manifested on Safari? Or does
it reproduce itself in other browsers...???
Sometimes using an intermediate http-proxy under your control can help
you pinpoint some problems... for instance, whats really being fecthed
from remote server, how many times, or if you have a local http
server, just check the logs... more info can be obtained there...
just ideas.... ;-)
And actually, nowadays we use the infamous iframes that were hated
some time ago... its common practice right now, and maybe you can
stick to that solution in the meantime, just clean it up a bit until
you feel comfortable with it....
On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 12:45 PM, rpflo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> @ Ivan
>
> No! It's nuts.
>
> When the page first loads it's got some php includes and the thing
> works exactly as it should, just one attempt to get the .swf.
>
> Then I click on a thumbnail of an image and it goes nuts.
>
> If I pull the findMagnifiers() out of the oncomplete and just place an
> alert I only get one alert.
>
> So when it first loads it only goes for the swf once.
> The ajax only does one alert.
>
> But with the combination it goes crazy!
>
> I'm using an iframe for now. I actually cried, but it's working how I
> want it to, the code is now just really ugly.
>
> @Cristisor
>
> If I leave evalScripts in or out I get the same behavior.
>
> On Oct 8, 11:30 am, Cristisor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> If you have js code in what you return from the request, then the
>> evalScript is the problem. It gets stuck and it doesn't load the js
>> properly. I use prototype and I had the same problem, and after
>> searching on google I read about many situations like this.
>>
>> On Oct 8, 7:28 pm, "Iván N Paz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>> > That's weird..... if you do it the normal way, without
>> > dynamicly-ajax-acquired content,,, do you get as many "gets" in
>> > Safari's Activity????
>>
>> > On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 11:21 AM, rpflo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> > > Thanks for the reply ... and funny because that's what I did since I
>> > > made the post (I think) and then came back and found your reply...
>>
>> > > Here's my new request:
>>
>> > > var req = new Request.HTML({
>> > > method: 'get',
>> > > data: { 'i' : target },
>> > > url: 'index.image_div.php',
>> > > update: $('image'),
>> > > evalScripts: 'true',
>> > > onComplete: function(response) {
>> > > $$('.behind').setStyle('z-index','-1');
>> > > MagicMagnify_findMagnifiers();
>> > > }
>> > > }).send();
>>
>> > > MagicMagnify_findMagnifiers() is the function that finds the images
>> > > and then drops in the .swf and does it's thing, so this seems like it
>> > > ought to work.
>>
>> > > The whacky thing is when I watch the Activity in Safari it tries to
>> > > load the swf five times and gets "cancelled" every time. FireBug
>> > > doesn't tell me anything.
>>
>> > > I'm now wondering if this isn't a mootools issue at all. Off to the
>> > > magicmagnify forums, but any other help here would be much
>> > > appreciated.
>>
>> > > A weak-sauce solution is to just use an iframe.
>>
>> > > On Oct 8, 10:13 am, "Iván N Paz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> > >> I would instantiate the class in the onComplete callback.... just an
>> > >> idea....
>>
>> > >> Remember to place width+height attributes on the images!!! (it caused
>> > >> heavy headaches for me in another project!! :-)
>>
>> > >> On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 10:48 AM, rpflo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> > >> > So I'm using this:
>>
>> > >> >http://www.magictoolbox.com/magicmagnify/
>>
>> > >> > magicmagnify.js grabs any images with a certain class and then turns
>> > >> > them into a nice flash zoomable image. (zoomible?)
>>
>> > >> > I'm using Request.HTML to change the image that displays. While the
>> > >> > new requested image tag still has the proper class, it doesn't get
>> > >> > evaluated and then turned into the fancy pants flash zoomified image.
>>
>> > >> > I'm just learning javascript and mootools but I understand that when
>> > >> > the page loads the magicmagnify.js finds the right images and then
>> > >> > does it's thing. When I get the request, magicmagnify.js is already
>> > >> > off duty.
>>
>> > >> > How do I get it grab that image and do it's thing?
>>
>> > >> > So I've got magicmagnify.js in the head of the document and it works
>> > >> > when the page initially loads.
>>
>> > >> > Here's my request code:
>>
>> > >> > var target = this.get('id');
>> > >> > $$('.behind').setStyle('z-index','1');
>> > >> > var req = new Request.HTML({
>> > >> > method: 'get',
>> > >> > data: { 'i' : target },
>> > >> > url: 'index.image_div.php',
>> > >> > update: $('image'),
>> > >> > evalScripts: 'true',
>> > >> > onComplete: function(response) {
>> > >> > $$('.behind').setStyle('z-index','-1');
>> > >> > }
>> > >> > }).send();
>>
>> > >> > Here's what get's dropped into $('image')
>>
>> > >> > <a href="<?php echo $image_path;?>" rel="zoom-color: #333; size:
>> > >> > 300px; type: circle" class="MagicMagnify"><img id="the_image" src="<?
>> > >> > php echo $image_path;?>" alt="" /></a>
>>
>> > >> > And now I want magicmagnify.js to realize "hey, it's a new image with
>> > >> > a link around it with the class of MagicMagnify, I'll do my thing like
>> > >> > I did when the page first loaded."
>>
>> > >> > I thought that's what evalScripts: 'true' was supposed to do, but it
>> > >> > doesn't.
>>
>> > >> > I'd be pouring over the documentation first because I'm sure I've got
>> > >> > a syntax issue but it seems mootools.net is down.
>>
>> > >> > Thanks in advance.
>>
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