I your example:
<div id="target"></div>
{{=A('a link',
_href='#',
_id='test',
_onclick="ajax('update_target',['test'],':eval');" % id
)
)}}
The problem is not using A. The problems are:
- % id but there is not %s in the string
- the first argument of the ajax function is a relative path and I am
not sure relative to what, you should use URL
- the second argument ['test'] assumes that <input id='test'/> and
tries to pass the value of the input filed but, in your case,
id='test' is the tag itself so ajax fails.
You can do
<div id="target"></div>
{{=A('a link',
_href='#',
_onclick="ajax('%s',[],':eval');" % URL
(r=request,f='update_target')
)
)}}
Massimo
On Oct 19, 7:53 pm, weheh <[email protected]> wrote:
> Massimo, your example works, although I'm not sure why it does and the
> original script doesn't? Is it because ajax doesn't find the
> update_target callback function? I don't see why this would be?
>
> Anyway, I prefer doing this ajax call via the A() helper since it's
> embedded in a function call that generates the html. I'm having
> trouble quoting the strings to get it to work. Could you do a sample
> of the same call using A()?
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