That is a supported feature; the documentation exclusion is an oversight. If you wanted to be charitable, you could file a lighthouse ticket to that effect...
On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 2:40 PM, hairbo <[email protected]> wrote: > According to the docs of Request.HTML, you can only "update" an > element with the HTML returned by this AJAX call. I needed to append > the HTML to an element rather than update, so I spent some time > casting around for another solution. In desperation, I looked at the > Mootools source, and found this: > > Request.HTML = new Class({ > > Extends: Request, > > options: { > update: false, > append: false, > evalScripts: true, > filter: false > }, > > <snip> > > So I tried this: > > var myRequest = new Request.HTML({ > url: [postURL], > append: 'targetDiv', > data: [myDataToPost], > method: 'post', > evalScripts: true > }).send(); > > ...and it worked. Does this mean I can rely on this feature, or is > this going to be deprecated soon? > > Thanks. >
