ajax calls do not execute js in views but you can return any js code from a web2py controller as in
response.js="activate_slider();" and it should do it. On Sep 26, 8:46 pm, Jose <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, > > I have a beautiful slider. In my layout.html define the following to > activate it. > > function active_slider(){ > $('#slider').nivoSlider({ > ... > }); > > } > > $(window).load(function() { > active_slider(); > > }); > > If the images show the slider the get from the database by calling a > function and using its corresponding view, it works well. Implicitly > call activate_slider(). > > The problem I have it because I'm loading the slider through function > ajax (...). > > SPAN('something', _onclick="$('#id').attr('value','%d'); > ajax('bg_myfunction', ['id'], 'target');"%r.id) > > I tried adding a call to activate_slider(), but does not work. > > SPAN('something', _onclick="$('#id').attr('value','%d'); > ajax('bg_myfunction', ['id'], 'target'); activate_slider();"%r.id) > > to try, if I put a link manually calling activate_slider(), works > well, and start working. > > {{=A('Activate Slider', _href="javascript:activate_slider();")}} > > How should I do? > > Jose
