On 12/16/10 6:25 PM, kthomps17 wrote:
>
> So I really thought I had this one, but I was wrong.
>
> I get a response from my ajax post, but I get the html of my view. Here's my
> current POST used to just test if I'm getting what i want:
>
> function searchMarkers(center) {
> var URL = document.getElementById('url').innerHTML + '/locator_view';
> jq.ajax( {
> type: "POST",
> url: URL,
> data: { "l1": center.geometry.location.lat(), "l2":
> center.geometry.location.lng(), "r":
> document.getElementById('radius').value},
> error: function(xhr, data, thrownError) {
> alert(xhr.status);
> alert(thrownError);
> alert(data);
> },
> success: function(data) {
> space = document.getElementById('canvas');
> space.innerHTML = data;
> return;
> },
> dataType: "json"
> });
> }
>
> The URL is "http://localhost:8080/plone/dealer-search/locator_view"; with
> locator_view being my view, my BrowserView class is locatorView but I'm not
> sure how I'm supposed POST directly to it so i only get my json response.
> Right now I get a parsererror because it's returning the html of the view.
>
Can you show us how you registered your view?
If you have a module
locator_view.py which contains
class locatorView(BrowserView):
...
def my_locator(self, arg1, arg2, ...)
then you need to make the 'my_locator' method available
through ZCML under whatever name you want and it is using
that registered name that you call from your JS.
HTH
Raphael
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