Hello Christophe!
You are right! It works fine when I put the alert inside the
onComplete handler but
What I am trying to do here is set the local variables with
information from the Ajax request so that
I can use it in the rest of my Ajax application. For example, in my
HTML page I have:
var thetest = new TestClass($('resultDiv'));
alert(thetest.test);
But thetest.test = 0 and not what is supposed to be there.
Thanks for your help.
Emmanuel
On Apr 16, 11:16 pm, Christophe Porteneuve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey Emmanuel,
>
> Emmanuel a écrit :
>
> > initialize: function(resultDiv) {
> > this.output = resultDiv; // Div to output current
> > this.test = 0;
> > searchAjax(0,100);
> > alert(this.test);
> > this.output is a HTMLDivElement and works fine but the alert after
> > searchAjax() does not change from 0.
>
> Your AJAX request is, as it should be, asynchronous. When you alert,
> your onComplete handler hasn't triggered yet. Put your alert in the
> handler, after setting this.test...
>
> Also, if you intend to manipulate this as a number, explicitely parse
> your text in the handler:
>
> this.test = parseInt(originalRequest.responseText, 10);
>
> 'HTH
>
> --
> Christophe Porteneuve a.k.a. TDD
> "[They] did not know it was impossible, so they did it." --Mark Twain
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