Thx a lot. Doesn't work. Have this now:
var lang = all;
var liveStream;
Event.observe(window, 'load', function() {
livestart('all');
});
function livestart(lang,liveStream){
if(liveStream){
liveStream.stop();
liveStream = undefined;
It seems to me that by using 'var liveStream' inside this function you
are setting a new private variable rather than touching the existing
public one. So while you may call stop on the bare variable
liveStream, any further attempts to stop the actual running liveStream
will fail, because
hm, ok. But how can I change a runnig PUpdaters options?
Is there a better way?
btw: http://osdir.com/ml/lang.ruby.rails.spinoffs/2006-07/msg00269.html
I don't understand the article, but maybe...
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That's a pretty old article and bug, from over a year and a major
version ago. As far as I know, you can't change a PU mid-stream, and I
also fight with it from time to time to try to get it to live-update
any variables, but that seems to run counter to how it works.
What you can do is
Dear Walter ,
I am also facing the same problem. Ajax Periodical updater stop()
function is not working properly.but it is very
incosistent..certain number of times it works fine..but most of the
times it does not work.,...
could u please explain
liveStream = undefined;
???
about the
Hm, thx for quick answer. Now I tried to set only one
PeriodicalUpdater like this:
var liveStream = ;
Event.observe(window, 'load', function() {
livestart();
});
function livestart(){
var liveStream = new Ajax.PeriodicalUpdater('live_buehne', '/inc/
live.php?lang=all',
Hi,
var liveStream = ;
...
Value undefined (result of expression liveStream.stop) is not
object.
It sounds like langChange is being called before livestart is being
called; the string object doesn't have a stop method. You'll want to
code defensively against the possibility that liveStream
Hi,
Assuming you are calling livestart() at some point, you're creating
two PeriodicalExecuters [one at initialization time and another in
livestart()]. The second one overwrites the reference to the first,
so if you later call langChange(), my guess is that you are succeeding
in stopping the
