Hello everyone, i'm a completly newbie with mootools. And with javascript in general i'm not that an expert, so forgive my possible mistakes.
I've developed a simple script which uses jsolait [1] to send JsonRpc [2] requests to a remote web-server. Due to various reasons (jsolait is now discontinued and it's made of 3 different files, mootools is more easy to distribute and actively developed, it supports a larger variety of browsers, etc), I'm trying to port my code. Consider this small snippet of code using jsolait: var serviceURL = "http://localhost:8080/"; var methods = ["store"]; jsonrpc = imprt("jsonrpc"); service = new jsonrpc.ServiceProxy(serviceURL, methods); var result = service.store("bla bla"); Now, if I want to port this code, I tried this: var jsonRequest = new Request.JSON({url: serviceURL, onSuccess: function(result){ alert("result:"+result);}}).post({'method': 'store', 'params': 'bla bla'}); But, for some reasons, the web-server doesn't even receive the request. Am I missing something? I'm doing my tests with the latest mootools (ver 1.2.4). Thanks, Valerio [1] http://jsolait.net/ [2] http://json-rpc.org/
