Thanks for responding, and checking the code.
i guess i should have noted: i'm also using FirePHP, so there are
lines in place sending debug log lines back to Firebug. However, on
only this particular call, absolutely nothing gets sent back from the
server. Not even a log line saying the PHP script was executed.
No SOP violation (Internal.fileList.Path is correct), i've adjusted
all Internal references to be prefixed by window, though you are
correct, there are no other "Internal" objects in that context.
In a bizarre twist, if i create a new button in my application and
observe "click" to the EXACT same block of code, it executes
flawlessly.
-joe t.
On Jan 8, 5:27 am, "T.J. Crowder" <t...@crowdersoftware.com> wrote:
> Hi Joe,
>
> The client-side code looks okay to this second pair of eyes. (You
> might want to put "window." in front of "Internal" in the Ajax.Request
> constructor, just for consistency as you've done it everywhere else.
> But I'm assuming you don't have some other "Internal" defined in
> scope, and so it should be using the same one anyway.)
>
> I'd suggest the usual things: Check that
> window.Internal.fileList.Path really has the correct path and that
> it's not violating SOP; temporarily try replacing that path with a
> static file path to eliminate issues in the server-side processing;
> put debugging checks on the server-side resource it's calling; the
> usual sort of stuff. I suspect an issue with the server-side
> resource.
>
> But the client-side part looks okay, FWIW.
> --
> T.J. Crowder
> tj / crowder software / com
>
> On Jan 7, 6:59 pm, "joe t." <thooke...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > i have the following:
> > Event.observe(window,'unload',function(){
> > if (window.Internal && window.Internal.doUnload){
> > (new Ajax.Request(Internal.fileList.Path,{
> > asynchronous:false,
> > method:"get",
> > parameters:{"do":"unload",task:$_GET.p},
> > onSuccess:function(t){alert('Success: ' + t.responseText);}
> > }));
> > alert('Wait!');
> > }
>
> > });
>
> > The "Wait" alert at the end is just for testing. It does fire.
>
> > The problem is, the Ajax call does not seem to work at all. Firebug
> > tells me the Ajax block is executed, the onSuccess alert even fires.
> > But t.responseText is always empty, and the actions i've defined in my
> > server-side code are not happening.
>
> > Any takers to try helping me track this down?
> > -joe t.
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