The following code works:
new Ajax.Request('somefile.php',{
method:'get',
onSuccess: function(transport){
var response = transport.responseText || "no response text";
alert("Success! \n\n" + response);
},
onFailure: function(){
Hi,
> is prototype broken?
No, I use Ajax functions within classes all the time.
> however, if you encapsulate the code inside a class:
>
> var myclass = Class.create({
>
>
> });
If I "cut and paste exact same code into here" I get this:
> var myclass = Class.create({
> new Ajax.Reque
So, does anybody understand why the full new-style element creation
does not work well under IE?
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Thanks TJ, I tried to make a self-contained version, so I ripped out
prototype and did the same thing with object literals, and I still had
issues, so clearly it wasnt prototype.
In the end I figured out that the button which fired off the AJAX
request (ie the "Submit" button) was inside a form (I
Instead of onSuccess, try using onComplete...
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evilC wrote:
Thanks TJ, I tried to make a self-contained version, so I ripped out
prototype and did the same thing with object literals, and I still had
issues, so clearly it wasnt prototype.
In the end I figured out that t
I have put up a version on my web server.
http://www.evilc.com/pb
The JS file is at http://www.evilc.com/pb/placebook.js - the code you
are interested in will be in the pb_editloc object near the end.
The HTML of the form is at
http://www.evilc.com/pb/templates/pb_add_location.html
(the php grab
Just tried onComplete - no joy
I uploaded a copy to http://www.evilc.com/pb/pb.zip, should anyone be
so kind as to be inclined to take a look at it.
If you have a localhost LAMP server (I use XAMPP) with default sql
account of root/ , it will work without any modifications -
just create a databas
Hi,
> Once the AJAX reply comes back that the data was updated, I want to
> destroy the form. But it won't let me. I guess for a similar reason to
> my explanation above - the button started the call, and it is in the
> response code that I wish to destroy it, so it technically hasn't
> finished y
Hi,
> Just tried onComplete - no joy
You probably don't want onComplete. onComplete is called regardless of
whether the request was successful. You probably want onSuccess and
onFailure, doing different things.
-- T.J.
On Dec 6, 7:25 pm, evilC wrote:
> Just tried onComplete - no joy
>
> I uplo
The problem is that when the dom is loaded... there is no such thing as
"pb_add_location".
On Sun, Dec 6, 2009 at 5:09 PM, T.J. Crowder wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > Just tried onComplete - no joy
>
> You probably don't want onComplete. onComplete is called regardless of
> whether the request was succ
Actually, my reasoning for that response was a fluke, so ignore it
the problem: you're calling "*this*.deleteform()"
I noticed you use all kinds of alert()'s for debugging... i'd recommend
learning firebug and making it your very best friend. Firebug told me that "
*this*" IS NOT *pb_editloc*, i
Also, in PHP related advice, *ereg *and *split* are deprecated. if you
turned on your PHP errors and use E_ALL, it will throw back errors.
Rick
On Sun, Dec 6, 2009 at 6:36 PM, Rick Waldron wrote:
> Actually, my reasoning for that response was a fluke, so ignore it
>
>
> the problem: you're cal
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