Hi,
this is a very common question here ;o)
Just add ".bind(this)" to your annonymous function call.
onSuccess:
> function( transport ) {
> rows = $A( transport.responseJSON );
> rows.each( function( row, i ) { alert( row + '/' + i ) } )
> }.bind(this)})
hf
Bastian
On Nov 17, 2007 7:13 PM, RobertG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> this must be something stupid but I can't figure out how to keep
> JSON data recevied from AJAX call after the request is finished, the
> array comes out always empty. I must be doing some dump perlish
> assumption or doing something stupid
>
> var rows = [];
> document.observe( "dom:loaded", function() {
> new Ajax.Request( '/ajaxrsp.html', { method: 'get', onSuccess:
> function( transport ) {
> rows = $A( transport.responseJSON );
> rows.each( function( row, i ) { alert( row + '/' + i ) } )
> }})
> alert( rows );
> }
>
> alert in the request body show the actual data but the second alert
> returns empty. Do I have to deep-clone it by hand or what? Please
> help. Thanks a lot.
>
> Robert G
> >
>
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