This gets run after an ajax call comes back:
$('firmware_chooser').addClassName('hidden');
var d = $('firmware_results');
d.update('<input name="device[firmware_id]" type="hidden"
value="' + id + '"><a href="' + url + '">' + name + '</a>' +
' [<a href="#" onclick="search_firmware_again()">Change</a>]');
d.removeClassName('hidden');
<%= visual_effect :highlight, 'firmware_results', :duration =>
'0.5' %>
The update happens fine, but although the thing I've just updated is
visible at the end of this script, the window scrolls to the top
afterward.
I've tried adding a d.scrollTo() just before the visual_effect, but
that doesn't help.
I've googled a bit and not found a report of this behavior, let alone
a fix. Any thoughts? (Safari 4.0.3 on Leopard).
Regards,
Guyren G Howe
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