Can you / have you tested it with Firefox & Firebug?
Can you provide an example of the JSON data?
Are you certain that the finishNote function is being executed?
I'm just thinking that it may be that the JSON data is malformed in some way
and that jQuery is failing before it gets called. One thing you could try is
setting up an AJAX error handler:
$(document).ready(function() {
$.ajaxSetup({error: on_ajax_error});
});
function on_ajax_error(xhr, error, exception) {
alert('AJAX error');
}
Bung that in if you haven't got one already and see what happens.
--rob
On 5/30/07, Brian Ronk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
At first I thought it was a problem with the forms plugin, but I don't
think so. In IE (6&7) I have an issue related to forms. The data
that I'm getting back (JSON) isn't being displayed. Here is the
success function that I have setup for adding a note in my system:
function finishNote(json, statusText) {
notes = noteParse(json.notes);
try {
$('#notes').append(notes);
$('#notecount').val(json.notecount);
}
catch(err) {
alert("error");
//alert(err);
}
}
I've been putting in alerts to see where it's going, and what's
happening, and it looks like the noteParse function works correctly,
but nothing happens after that. I use noteParse in another area, and
it works correctly, so I would guess that it must be something in this
one. I just added the try/catch today, and I don't get any alerts
from that. Also, if I put in an alert right after noteParse, that one
doesn't run either.
I really wish that IE had something like FireBug to tell me what
errors popped up... Does anyone see anything in that function that
might cause problems?
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