Hey Jan,
Nothing in Ajax.Request auto-evals anything [1]. Your using innerHTML
won't eval scripts magically, as well.
If you're fetching HTML with <script> tags, you can use this for dealing
with your response:
$('newContent').update(response);
This WILL extract the <script> elements, and eval them 10ms after having
updated innerHTML (as a DOM update safeguard).
Better yet, use Ajax.Updater [2] for your need. It would look something
like:
new Ajax.Updater('newContent', 'test2.htm', {
method: 'get', evalScripts: true });
Still better: if you're ONLY fetching JS, make it a .js file and
Ajax.Request to it: since your server will return a JS-compatible MIME
response type (e.g. text/javascript), A.R will auto-eval responseText.
[1] http://prototypejs.org/api/ajax/request
[2] http://prototypejs.org/api/ajax/updater
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Christophe Porteneuve aka TDD
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