Thanks Tom,

I modified it to what you said. But now it doesn't create the loader,
and I know its executing the create_year function because I put in an
alert to test it but it doesn't perform anything past that.

Modified:
   new Ajax.Request('timeline_backend.php', {
   method: 'get',
   parameters: {action: 'year', year: request_year},
   onCreate: create_loader,
   onFailure: function () {alert("Oops!");},
   onSuccess: create_year
   });

On Mar 18, 6:36 pm, Tom Gregory <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You are not passing function references to the callbacks as you
> perhaps intend. You are instead passing the results of functions.
>
> Modify these lines:
> onCreate: create_loader, // No parenthesis
> onFailure: function () {alert("Oops!");}, // anonymous function
> onSuccess: create_year  // Again, use a function reference, not a
> function result
>
> TAG
>
> On Mar 18, 2007, at 4:32 PM, andymadonna wrote:
>
>
>
> > Hi, I'm new to using Prototype. I trying to use Ajax to make an
> > interactive timeline of the 60s, but my Ajax request keeps failing.
>
> > I have it on my live site for testing: http://
> > the60s.andrewmadonna.com/timeline.html
>
> > Here is a code snippet of the actual request:
>
> >    new Ajax.Request('timeline_backend.php', {
> >    method: 'get',
> >    parameters: {action: 'year', year: request_year},
> >    onCreate: create_loader(),
> >    onFailure: alert("Oops!"),
> >    onSuccess: create_year(transport)
> >    });


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