> Turning htmlReponse on or off did not seem to make a difference. I
> think that may be because my server-side Seaside framework turns on
> evalScripts by default.
Setting htmlResponse to false means that the form submission will use
a plain Ajax.Request instead of an Ajax.Updater. See the method
Ajax.InPlaceEditor#handleFormSubmission for usage.
Also, if you have htmlResponse:false then it looks like you
additionally need to pass in an extra option for the response from
your server to be evaluated. Here is an improved call:
new Ajax.InPlaceEditor( 'element-id', { htmlResponse:false,
ajaxOptions:{evalScripts:true} } );
Sorry for any confusion this caused.
-justin
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