Hi Jonathon ..
You are giving the request the wrong parameter ...
You dont need to set a header of text/javascript either
evalJS : true,
making your script
new Ajax.Request('test.php', {
evalJS: true, // - notice evalJS not evalScripts
onSuccess: function(transport) {
Alex,
I hit submit too early, I removed most of the real code to get it out of the
way and accidentally changed it before I was allowed to post again! evalJS
was not functioning either.
TJ,
But! If you do want to use Ajax.Request, you can just use
Element.update[6] in your onSuccess handler
