Hi,
You seem to be using Ajax.Updater when you should be using
Ajax.Request, but that may be off-topic as it's true for both of your
examples; perhaps I'm misunderstanding what you're doing. Ajax.Updater
does an Ajax request and updates a target element with the response.
But your code is using
Hi,
It does not appear that Prototype forges any sort of accessor for new
classes, but rather just keeps all vars available as public
properties, accessible via instanceName.propertyName, correct?
That's correct.
IF that is the case, and I have behavior dependent on a property
change, how
Hi,
That's interesting behavior.
When you say removing the observer complicates things...why? Knowing
that would help people address your issue.
I would probably address it in one of two ways:
1. Use a flag (e.g., to indicate that the Flash stuff is there), and
have your event handler check
I know that Ajax.Request works fine, the whole site uses it, I'll post
my code as soon as I get to the office...
I've been using firebug and firephp, but they so not show the response
either, it's really strange!
On 6 ago, 03:45, T.J. Crowder t...@crowdersoftware.com wrote:
Hi,
We'd need to
