On 12/7/05, Volker Weber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > Ryan Wynn wrote: > > Anyway, this works as intended. The span gets updated with the > > correct html and it looks far better than an entire page refresh. My > > problem is that setting the innerHtml does not seem to be > > reinterpreting embedded javascript and stylesheet references. > > innerHtml was the easiest way to accomplish what I wanted, I don't > > argue it may not be the best. Can anyone help explain to me why if my > > new html content has <script src="x"></script> that script will not be > > interpreted using innerHtml? > > I can't explain :-). > But maybe i can help. I am using prototype [1] to refresh content via > ajax and there is the javascript part outfiltered before setting to > inner html and the javascript part is, (if via options enabled) > evaluated afterwards via javascripts 'eval()' command. > > regards > Volker > -- > Don't answer to From: address! > Mail to this account are droped if not recieved via mailinglist. > To contact me direct create the mail address by > concatenating my forename to my senders domain. >
Volker, that was helpful. I switched from dojo to ajaxAnywhere which like Prototype utilizes the eval() command. This worked much better. I encountered a couple problems though. I am using the myfaces calendar component which evidently uses document.write(). This breaks the page when eval is called. Does Prototype have any support to workaround this? Also, I noticed that AjaxAnywhere as well as dojo seem to be posting my checkboxes incorrectly. I haven't figured this out yet, but it seems to be posting them as true even when they are unchecked. If I remember correctly the normal behavior is to not send the parameter at all if the checkbox is unchecked. Do you know if Prototype handles this correctly? Thanks, Ryan
