Hello Alex,
no I didnt have a trailing comma after the closing bracket, because
there is no closing bracket there!
syntax:
Ajax.Updater(container, url[, options])
quoting my line of code:
var myAjax = new Ajax.Updater
(target,
url,
{ /* opening bracket for options...
method: 'post',
parameters: pars, /* notice here there is no closing
bracket! ;) */
onComplete:function(){
alert ('ajax completed!');
} /* end of anonymous function*/
} /* closing bracket of options
); // end of Ajax.Updater line
By the way, I tried this code on a totally different site/totally
different page and it still didn't work in IE. Oh, I hate this browser
so much!
thank you,
Chris
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