Garito,
Yes, I know, Insertion has been deprecated: I wrote that part of doc
along with the source code for Element#insert and the modifications
to Ajax.Updater to handle these issues.
If you need to insert something between Element 2 and Element 3 you'll
either have to give them an id or use an Ajax.Request.
If element 3 has an id of element_3, your Ajax.Updater code will just
need to be:
new Ajax.Updater('element_3', '/foo.html', { insertion: 'before' });
If you can't give specific ids, you'l' have to use a regular
Ajax.Request with an oncomplete callback:
new Ajax.Request('element_3', '/foo.html', { onComplete: function(t) {
$$('div.container div.Element')[1].insert({ after:
t.responseText });
} });
that's supposing your response looks like: <div class="Element">some
text</div>
Best,
Tobie
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