Yeah, I totally agree with this. Having 2 js libraries interact with
the XMLHttpRequest is bound to cause some problems. I imagine that the
issue your facing is that AA's AJAX implementation is conflicting with
Trinidad's AJAX implementation. Either way, there should be no reason
to use AA if you are using Trinidad.
Scott
Andrew Robinson wrote:
Why use AA with Trinidad. AA doesn't give you any functionality that
Trinidad already has. My suggestion is to definitely stop using AA.
On 8/26/07, pdt_p <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi guys,
I just wonder is there anyone has successfully integrate AjaxAnywhere with
Trinidad poll element?
I have tried to integrate it and the result, the poll listener will only be
executed once. It happen only after the page is rendered and after that the
poll listener never get executed anymore unless I refresh my page.
In this page I have substitute the form submit to ajaxanywhere form submit
through this script:
ajaxAnywhere.formName = "testForm";
ajaxAnywhere.bindById();
ajaxAnywhere.substituteFormSubmitFunction();
Second question, When I paly around with AA seems like Trinidad PartialPage
is not working. I may get wrong here. Any suggestion or information about
this issue?
Thanks
Pdt
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