Hey,
conspireagainst a écrit :
> Is there any possible way (I'm using prototype framework) to glean
> what the name of the container element to be updated (using
> Ajax.Updater) is?
Of course there is.
> I have appended at the bottom of prototype.js a function that shows a
OK, don't do that, please. You're asking for trouble: whenever we
release a new prototype.js file, you'll have to patch it. Create your
own .js file and load it after prototype.js, instead. Don't hack the
lib, that's not in your mid- or long-term interest.
As the docs state [1], Ajax.Responders callbacks are invoked with the
request object (either Ajax.Request or Ajax.Updater) as the first argument.
In the case of Ajax.Updater, the container it's going to update is
referenced with the updater's container.success property.
So you could do something like this (and btw, be clear: you're not
looking for names, but for id's):
Ajax.Responders.register({
_skippedIds: /^(?:id1|id2|id3...)$/,
onCreate: function(req) {
var container = req.container;
if (!container || !this._skippedIds.test(container.success.id))
return;
// Your code here.
}
});
'HTH
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