Thanks Theo, I figured out the problem and it was my own fault (relative urls where absolute were needed).
This certainly OT, but I thought I might mention it if someone's interested, otherwise just ignore me: I have a small Python decorator that when applied to a method registers it as a web method (accessed via mod_python) and wraps the result as json. Then a small dispatcher and a convenience method that returns a javascript stream where all the registered methods are defined as Deferred-returning methods. Essentially I have this in python: @web def someServerMethod(req, x, y): return x + y and then I can call it in js like this in js: someServerMethod(1,2).addCallback(alert); It's trivial and small, but has proven itself very useful to me. If someone's interested I'd be happy to send them a copy. I mention this now b/c I use this nano-framework to make a json-api for MPD (http://www.musicpd.org/) which is in turn used by the Dashboard widget. Arnar On 1/2/07, Theo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've used MochiKit in a Dashboard widget, and had no problems. I didn't use loadJSONDoc, however, as I fetched XML documents. However, it shouldn't be any difference between how MochiKit works in Safari, try to run the widget code in there and watch for log messages in the JavaScript log or on the console. There is no reason why it shouldn't work. >
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