Hello shiny people!! :)
can somebody understand as to why this code doesn't work on IE and
Opera, while working fine in other browsers?
function commentUpdate(){
// finally prepare data and make a new AJAX call...
var updatedata = document.getElementById('updatedata').value;
var
@Alex
I encodeURIComponent them now, thanks for suggestion
notice that when you are sending the key values with the url, they get
caught as $_GET, no matter if you use {method: 'post'} (!)
@T.J.
all your assumptions are right ;)
anyway, if you add some alerts to see what's going on like this:
Hello Alex,
no I didnt have a trailing comma after the closing bracket, because
there is no closing bracket there!
syntax:
Ajax.Updater(container, url[, options])
quoting my line of code:
var myAjax = new Ajax.Updater
(target,
url,
{ /* opening bracket for options...
ok, I tried your suggestion but this doesn't work at all
have you ever tried the syntax you are suggesting? Because I think
it's wrong...
Caught also in FF's error console as:
Error: missing } after property list
Source File:
ok, I tried your suggestion but this doesn't work at all
have you ever tried the syntax you are suggesting? Because I think
it's wrong...
Caught also in FF's error console as:
Error: missing } after property list
Source File:
Line: 52, Column: 94
Source Code:
var myAjax =
@T.J.
I didn't say it's not valid, but Alex was suggesting to omit the comma
before onComplete, which is not valid.
I tried step #3, but in a very smaller scale and it works. I can't add
all the code needed to replicate, this would take pages!
@Rick
That's what I was trying to say to Alex too
