I ended up using a hybrid of my previous posts, in that I am using 'text/html' as the type and doing an eval on the result. But what is so strange is that when I try and update more then one area of the page, things stop working correctly. If I just update one area, it works every time. And I can update any of the four areas and it works fine. But once I start to update more then one area (this is in one QxRequest, all calls grouped together to save on server requests), things don't show correctly. I have a QxListView that I know is getting updated, but the grid does not show (I know it's getting updated because it's container object is changing size to accommodate the ListView). I am off to bed now but will be back at it in a few hours. If you can think of anything that I might look at please let me know.
Thanks for the info,
Jim
On 4/20/06, Til Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In IE, you have to put paranthesis around your value:
var abc = eval("(" + evt.getData().getContent() + ")");
Don't ask why, it's IE ;-)
I use it this way and it works perfectly for me.
In my application evt.getData().getContent() is a JS data structure like:
{ bla:12, blubb:{x:"abc", x:"asdkjh"} }
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