Hi all,
I've have been working with a *lot* of javascript code, all done in
prototype 1.5. The company I work for, has decided to upgrade
prototype libraries. So I have upgraded prototype and scriptaculous,
and about 5 others.
There have been some interesting issues, and mostly I've fixed (with
no help from the deprecation script, as it doesn't work).
So, one issue I've come accross, I need to know if passing a second
parameter to the onComplete Ajax.Request is still possible.
There are a ton of Ajax.Request calls like this:
new Ajax.Request('some_url.php', {
parameters : Parameters,
evalScripts : true,
onComplete: function(response, arrSomeStuff){
// from php arrSomeStuff is passed like this
json_encode(arrSomeStuff);
$('some_div').update(arrSomeStuff.value_name);
},
onFailure: function(response){
// handle errors
}
});
Now, I don't know why the arrSomeStuff was passed along as a second
argument, as response has the same information. But, the advantage,
was that in 1.5, that array came perfectly, you didn't have to get it
out of the response var.
But, it doesn't work on 1.6. And there is too much code for me to try
to adapt this (30 files, each using it about 20 times).
So far, everything works, except it doesn't execute the update because
arrSomeStuff.value_name is null.
Any ideas??
Thanks!! :)
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