On Dec 15, 8:37 am, Henjo <henjohoek...@gmail.com> wrote: > I managed to put alerts in and find where it broke in IE. IE can't > seem to handle a chained ajax request. I broke the chain in part and > than it worked fine.
Great! Could you post in a bit more detail what you had to change to get it to work in IE? Searching these forums is a great way for people to solve their own problems. > I fiddled around with your code for a while but couldn't get that to > work. It sure seems a better approach to the code, and I will rethink > mine in order to make it more generic and maintainable. Yeah, I probably shouldn't have posted that much without posting something closer to a working example. Although I think the techniques are sound, there might well be issues I had not even considered. My biggest concern with your technique really is just the level of nesting. When you're already nested so deeply, it might get tricky to go further. I do have one UI suggestion for this control. There is no "Undo" mechanism. You can't say "Wait, I meant De-misting!" But you have the 1 -2 - 3 step images. If you turned those into links for previous state, it would be quite useful. > I value your help and the time you took to post back on this. I take > to heart what you wrote and it helped me getting a better > understanding of how this works. Good. I spent much more time typing that up than I meant to. I thought I'd dash off a quick alternative for you. A long time later I was still trying to fill in the details. I should either have trimmed it down or followed it through all the way. I'm glad that it was at least food for thought. Good luck on your project. -- Scott
