Sergio,

Thanks for your reply.  Absolutely nothing happens when I replace my 
current onSuccess with just console.log.  :(

JD

On Thursday, January 9, 2014 7:11:56 PM UTC-6, Sérgio Crisóstomo wrote:
>
> Jack, what do you get when you use:
>
>         onSuccess: function(json, text){
>             console.log(json, text);
>
> ? ie, is it empty?
>
> /Sergio
>
>
> On Thursday, 9 January 2014 22:28:18 UTC+1, Jack Drysdale Jr wrote:
>>
>> Hello, everyone.
>>
>> I've got a function that is called whenever specific input field values 
>> are changed.  The onRequest is firing, no problem.  But the onComplete does 
>> not do anything.  At all.  I've placed alerts, they don't fire.  I used 
>> try/catch, nothing.
>>
>>
>>     var vtr = new Request.JSON({
>>>         url: root + '/abc/def/ghi/component.cfc?method=tmcu&id=' + ID,
>>>         onRequest: function(){// works fine..
>>>             $('tmc').set('text','Calculating...');
>>>         },
>>>         onComplete: function(json, text){
>>>             json = JSON.decode(json);
>>>             if(json == null){
>>>                 json = JSON.decode(text);
>>>             }
>>>             if (typeOf(json) != 'object' || typeOf(json.tmc) == 'null') {
>>>                 // ...check to see what kind of error was returned.
>>>                 jsonDataSessionCheck(json);
>>>             }else {
>>>                 if([11,40].contains(json.bc.toInt()) && ! 
>>> [11,40].contains($('bc').get('text').trim().toInt())){
>>>                     myParent().$('ocr').fakeEditClick();
>>>                 }else if (! [11,40].contains(json.bc.toInt()) && 
>>> [11,40].contains($('bc').get('text').trim().toInt())){
>>>                     myParent().$('ocr').fakeEditClick();
>>>                 }else{
>>>                     $('tmc').set('text',json.tmc); // THIS IS SUPPOSED 
>>> TO CHANGE THE TEXT OF AN ELEMENT.  IT'S NOT.
>>>                     $('bc').set('text',json.bc);     // THIS IS 
>>> SUPPOSED TO CHANGE THE TEXT OF AN ELEMENT.  IT'S NOT.                }
>>>             }            
>>>         }
>>>     })
>>>
>>
>> For the life of me, I cannot understand why the onComplete is not 
>> firing.  Can anyone think of anything that would prevent onComplete from 
>> firing?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> JD
>>
>>

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