new Ajax.Updater(table[0], 'json.php',
{
method: 'get',
parameters: {checkDomain:
$F('checkDomain'), extension: 'com'},
onLoading: this.loading,
onLoaded: this.loaded,
onFailure: this.failure
}
);
new Ajax.Updater(table[1], 'json.php',
{
method: 'get',
parameters: {checkDomain:
$F('checkDomain'), extension: 'net'},
onLoading: this.loading,
onLoaded: this.loaded,
onFailure: this.failure
}
);
new Ajax.Updater(table[2], 'json.php',
{
method: 'get',
parameters: {checkDomain:
$F('checkDomain'), extension: 'org'},
onLoading: this.loading,
onLoaded: this.loaded,
onFailure: this.failure
}
);
new Ajax.Updater(table[3], 'json.php',
{
method: 'get',
parameters: {checkDomain:
$F('checkDomain'), extension: 'us'},
onLoading: this.loading,
onLoaded: this.loaded,
onFailure: this.failure
}
);
I currently have this set of block to update the td, it would be
easier if I can iterate the ajax queries with an array called
extension (values will be used in parameters). I tried doing it but
failed. Any help will be appreciated.
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