On Oct 22, 5:19 pm, DaveC [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi T.J,
I'm not able to use the AJAX.Updater because of policy regarding AJAX
requests require me to use another ajax. Suffice to say by the time I
see the response it's two strings one with HTML and one with
JavaScript.
Here is the
Hi Dave,
So in essence, you want to load a page (really a fragment of a page)
from the server into a container element and execute the scripts in
the page that comes back? Good news: You're working too hard. :-)
Prototype will do that for you if you set Ajax.Updater's evalScripts
option[1] to
Hi,
// This kind of script WILL work if processed by Ajax.Updater:
[snip]
That’s a common trickster, biting beginners in the ankle. So watch
out!
Thanks for pointing that out. As far as I can tell, that part of the
page (for lurkers: it's a quote from the Ajax.Updater page) is
incorrect
Hi T.J,
I'm not able to use the AJAX.Updater because of policy regarding AJAX
requests require me to use another ajax. Suffice to say by the time I
see the response it's two strings one with HTML and one with
JavaScript.
Here is the path I followed to get where I'm at. The following sample
code
