2007/3/12, Mike Schrag <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Well, the " would explain why it's not working, probably ... Are you
using 5.2 or something? Not sure why it would be escaped here and not in
mine except for something like that.
Well, I'm using WOLips... it's the 5.2 or 5.3, but do you think
updateContainerID doesn't work bacause the "? For this problem, also
the onClick = "new Ajax.Updater('content',
$('content').getAttribute('updateUrl'), {});"; binding won't work, or does
it? o_O
On Mar 12, 2007, at 4:45 AM, Daniele Corti wrote:
2007/3/9, Mike Schrag <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> >> 3) Why are you doing an onClick with an Ajax.Updater in it vs just
> >> having updateContainerID = "content"? That looks particularly
> >> suspicious to me.
> >>
> >> because updateContainerID in AjaxSubmitButton has never worked!
> >> I've found this solution on the AjaxExample and it works!
> > I use updateContainerID all the time on AjaxSubmitButton, so it
> > definitely works. This makes me think you might not be up to date.
> In the case that AjaxSubmitButton did not work for you, did you have
> an AjaxUpdateContainer INSIDE of a form rather than AROUND a form? I
> just tracked down (and fixed) a bug in this scenario.
ms
>
>
No, I had some problems (like WO call a method different of the one
binding to action in AjaxSubmitButton), caused by this. but in the log in
I've:
<webobject name="LoginForm">
<div class="field"><label for="userName">
<webobject
name="UsernamePrompt"></webobject></label><webobject
name="UsernameTxt"></webobject>
</div><div class="field"><label for="password">
<webobject
name="PasswordPrompt"></webobject></label><webobject
name="PasswordTxt"></webobject>
</div>
<webobject name="AjaxSubmit"></webobject>
</webobject>
Another thing: when I use
AjaxSubmit : AjaxSubmitButton {
class="button";
value = loginStr;
action = login;
onClick = "new Ajax.Updater('content',
$('content').getAttribute('updateUrl'), {});";
}
it generates:
<input type="button" name="9.3.GWSHome.5.9" value="Accedi" class="button"
onClick="new Ajax.Request(this.form.action,{parameters:Form.serialize (
this.form) + "&9.3.GWSHome.5.9=Accedi"});new
Ajax.Updater('content',
$('content').getAttribute('updateUrl'), {});" />
but when I use
AjaxSubmit : AjaxSubmitButton {
class="button";
value = loginStr;
action = login;
updateContainerID = "content";
}
that generates <input type="button" name="9.3.GWSHome.5.9" value="Accedi"
class="button" onClick="new Ajax.Request(this.form.action,{parameters:
Form.serialize(this.form) + "&9.3.GWSHome.5.9=Accedi"})" />
that is link using nothing: <input type="button" name="9.3.GWSHome.5.9"
value="Accedi" class="button" onClick="new Ajax.Request(this.form.action
,{parameters:Form.serialize (this.form) +
"&9.3.GWSHome.5.9=Accedi"})" />
AjaxSubmit : AjaxSubmitButton {
class="button";
value = loginStr;
action = login;
}
I really don't know what to think, I've checked also my Wonder version and
it is the lastest from sourceforge...
But, I've looked for an AjaxSubmitButton example, and the only one it
AjaxExample is the UpdateDisplayGroupExample and it's:
SaveButton: AjaxSubmitButton {
action = save;
value = "Save";
onClick = "$('editor').hide();";
onClickServer = "new Ajax.Updater('tableBody',
$('tableBody').getAttribute('updateUrl'), {})";
}
Anyone has another example?
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