I want to call different website url in ajax.request method. is it
possible? is there any way to call
Ex: i am in xyz.com/home.jsp. In this page i want to call new
Ajax.Request('http://www.abc.com/result.jsp?id=1001')
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Hi all. Greetings.
I am extreme beginner in this field. I am using CodeIgniter though, I
don't know how to incorporate script aculos and prototype in it.
Can u forward me a tutorial or something similar.
Thank you.
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Hi,
I'm new to protocoljs, but it's this thing I'm trying to do, and it
doesn't work. It drives me mad.
Anyway,
I try to do this with protocoljs:
This was how I wrote it, but it doesn't work:
Event.observer(window,'mouseup',alert('hi'));
What is the right way to do it?
Thank you!
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Nope. Google "single origin policy" for the reason why.
Walter
On Jan 2, 2009, at 3:02 AM, Jagan wrote:
>
> I want to call different website url in ajax.request method. is it
> possible? is there any way to call
>
> Ex: i am in xyz.com/home.jsp. In this page i want to call new
> Ajax.Request('h
Hi Joris,
> I felt a bit stupid asking such a basic question is there some documentation
> on these kinds of differences per browser?
No need to feel stupid, we're all new at some point.
I found when starting out with Prototype that it paid me back very
well indeed to read the API from beginnin
Hi Per,
> This was how I wrote it, but it doesn't work:
> Event.observer(window,'mouseup',alert('hi'));
There are a couple of problems with that code. First, you're calling
Event.observer (with an 'r' at the end); the method is Event.observe
(no 'r'). The second problem is that you're calling
Try doing this instead:
//put the following in a script block near the bottom of your html
var foo = function(){ alert('howdy') };
Event.observe(window,'mouseup',foo);
Note that the function is called Event.observe, not Event.observer.
Also any reference to a function inside of an observer nee
> Also any reference to a function inside of an observer needs to be in
> the form of an anonymous function, not a literal function itself.
Doesn't have to be anonymous. Named functions are fine:
function myMouseUpThingy() {
alert('Howdy');
}
// later
Event.observe(window, 'mouseup', myMo
GIYF:
http://codeigniter.com/wiki/AJAX_for_CodeIgniter/
Walter
On Jan 2, 2009, at 5:39 AM, openrijal wrote:
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> Hi all. Greetings.
> I am extreme beginner in this field. I am using CodeIgniter though, I
> don't know how to incorporate script aculos and prototype in it.
> Can u forward me a tut
> Nope. Google "single origin policy" for the reason why.
Or "same origin policy". Here's the top hit when you do:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Same_origin_policy
HTH,
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tj / crowder software / com
On Jan 3, 4:37 pm, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
> Nope. Google "single origin policy"
That said, there are ways around it. If you're just doing a "GET" request,
and the other site is designed to allow it (or more likely, not designed NOT
to allow it), you can simply inject the appropriate
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