Thanks for your reply gary, I have got it what you are trying to tell me. but i want to show(in address bar) my test.php is refreshing after certain time. I have tried your solution but got the error that "this" is not define.
Cant we just do auto refreshing of page(without ajax) a with mootools? On Feb 10, 10:52 am, Gary Hussey <[email protected]> wrote: > Sandy is right. Content loaded to your document using the AJAX method will > not have any address bar indicators. Any AJAX RIA development large or small > benefits from the right tools, grab a plugin for firefox called "firebug". > This plugin will make it easy as pie to watch your requests as they fire > off. the interface also offers up some very nice response handling as well. > Secondly the mootools documentation is some of the best in the biz, most of > it even has working examples right there in the breakdown. This case is no > exception, arm yourself with this documentation and you'll discover that you > can do anything with this framework. I've been using it for over 3 years and > I still use the documentation regularly. > > http://mootools.net/docs/core/Native/Function#Function:periodical > > Another great thing to know is what's actually going on with the "Request" > class. When I first started working AJAX I found a tutorial that explains > the real deal. Go through this tutorial and you'll know what's actually > going on behind the Request's magic curtain. It's not really as much as you > might think. > > http://w3schools.com/ajax/ajax_intro.asp > > Forgive them for using ASP, the site is a wealth of free and accurate > information charts and knowledge, again I reference it regularly. > > SOLUTION: (credit to Sandy's first response); > > $("element_ID").load.periodical(5000,this,'test.php'); > > God bless and good luck with your content ticker as well as all your future > projects. > > - Gary
