[jQuery] Re: How to get the responsetext with $.ajax

[Civette]

I do have something h looking like your code taht works fine.

I do return result in a div :

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$.ajax({
type: "POST",
url: "get_opened_all.php",
data: 
"from_date="+$('input#from_date').val()+"&to_date="+$
('input#to_date').val()+"&who="+$('#who').val(),
async: false,
success: function(data){
  $("#opened_all").empty().append(data);
}
});



On Dec 9, 2:55 pm, ftw  wrote:
> hi,
> I'am using jquery to get a response from a php page, here it is :
>
> function verif(thediv)
>         {
>                 var xhr = $.ajax({
>                         type: "POST",
>                         url: "some.php",
>                         data: "name=some variable",
>                         success: function(msg){
>
>                         var reponse = xhr.responseText;
>                         alert("here :  "+reponse);
>
>                         }
>                 });
>
>         }
>
> I tried many things there is no way to get the responseText (that should be
> yes or no), i want absolutly to use a asynchrone methode (the method with
> the async : false, don't helpe me at all :wistle: )
>
> Thank you for any help :handshake:
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[jQuery] Re: Selector issue

[Civette]

Well I dont think I'll have more than about 15 childs here.

Thx for help

On 4 déc, 17:09, MorningZ  wrote:
> I wouldn't suggest going the ".live" route if you plan on having a lot
> of children of "cat_list"
>
> using event delegation, there is one single event wired up that
> handles 1 child or 1200 children
>
> using ".live", you would have N number of events sitting there wired
> up where N is the number of children.  but whatever works i
> suppose
>
> On Dec 4, 3:35 am, Civette  wrote:
>
> > Well, after a few tests, this works fine :
>
> > $("#cat_list > div").live("click", function()
> > {       alert($(this).attr("id"));
>
> > });
>
> > thanx

[jQuery] Re: Selector issue

[Civette]

Well, after a few tests, this works fine :

$("#cat_list > div").live("click", function()
{   alert($(this).attr("id"));
});

thanx

[jQuery] Re: Selector issue

[Civette]

Is your issue  description linked to this :

http://forum.jquery.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1000&sid=7932d86732f0126e2c4ad3f5e92baa4d

Same thing ?

On Dec 3, 10:52 pm, MorningZ  wrote:
> if those 's are dynamically added, which it sounds like is the
> case, then the "new" 's do not get wired automatically...   <-
> this is easily the most common trip-up seen on this mailing list
>
> Event Delegation would be your friend here
>
> http://jsbin.com/ivivo/edit
>
> that way the container event "cat_list" has the event and you can add/
> remove children from it as you please
>
> On Dec 3, 4:10 pm, Civette  wrote:
>
> > Well, actually my div "39", "40",  are returned in the cat_list
> > div from a previous ajax query. Numbers are in fact the autoincrement
> > id's in a mysql table.
>
> > Point is, on clicking each, to edit it.
>
> > That specific javascript part is returned by that ajax query.

[jQuery] Re: Selector issue

[Civette]

I'll test it tomorrow.

Thx for answer

[jQuery] Re: Selector issue

[Civette]

Well, actually my div "39", "40",  are returned in the cat_list
div from a previous ajax query. Numbers are in fact the autoincrement
id's in a mysql table.

Point is, on clicking each, to edit it.

That specific javascript part is returned by that ajax query.

[jQuery] Selector issue

[Civette]

Well i'm in trouble.

Following code does not trigger :

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$("#cat_list > div").click(function()
{   alert("Bye bye!");;
});



neither

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$("#cat_list ~ div").click(function()
{   alert("Bye bye!");;
});



or

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$("#cat_list > *").click(function()
{   alert("Bye bye!");;
});



Altough this works :

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$("#cat_list").click(function()
{   alert("Bye bye!");;
});



HTML code looks like :


a
b
...




Any idea ?

thanks