yeah I was confused, because there are some blog and forum-posts on the
internet, that use 1.4 and remote_function..
To solve the problem, you might use this jQuery plugin?
http://www.symfony-project.org/plugins/sfJqueryReloadedPlugin
Am 06.04.2010 12:20, schrieb DEEPAK BHATIA:
Hi,
I think r
Hi,
I think remote_function are obsoleted in the Symfony 1.4. I think this can
be achieved using JQuery.
Regards
Deepak
On Tue, Apr 6, 2010 at 3:14 PM, Belgacem TLILI wrote:
> i have include
>
>
> if i use i will get an error
> (i thinks for sf 1.4 we must use JavascriptBase
>
> On 6 avr, 00
i have include
if i use i will get an error
(i thinks for sf 1.4 we must use JavascriptBase
On 6 avr, 00:24, Robert Heim wrote:
> Oh I'm sorry.. I did not know that remote_function(..) is a built-in
> support for ajax in symfony.. I thought it was meant as a JS function..
>
> So you might want
Oh I'm sorry.. I did not know that remote_function(..) is a built-in
support for ajax in symfony.. I thought it was meant as a JS function..
So you might want to remove the >"< again.
Did you include the JS-Helper?
Am 06.04.2010 00:13, schrieb Belgacem TLILI:
i'm using jquery to get the ajax
I heard something like that Javascript doesn’t have built in support for
associative arrays the way PHP and other programming languages do..
try
var Arr=new Array();
Arr[0] = new Array();
Arr[0]["first_name"] = "foo";
Arr[0]["last_name"] = "bar";
Mitarbeiter[0]["Wohnort"]= "Dresden";
I'm n
i'm using jquery to get the ajax action
this my code in the template
$("#MyButton").click(function() {
remote_function(array("update"=>"item_list","url"=>"cap/new"));
});
i have not any result ?
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great it's work
the problem was resolved
thank you Mr Robert Heim
just one more thing
in Firebug i have an error that i think is not important
-
invalid assignment left-hand side
'update' => 'myzone',\n
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??
On 5 avr, 23:34, Robert Heim wrote:
> try:
>
> echo jav
