@ CroNiX
Dont want to split the controlling code and at this momemnt I dont
even see how this will solve the problem of script tags not being
evaluated.
@ Aaron Newton
After reflecting on this for a while I realized it's basically not a
problem of the Request Class but the Element's set method being not
aware of script tags inside html passed as the new element's content.
So I came up with a Element.Properties.html set-method stripping and
then evaluating the scripts just like Request.HTML does.
Element.Properties.html = (function(){
…
var html = {
set: function(){
var js, html =
Array.flatten(arguments).join('').stripScripts
(function(script){
js = script;
});
var wrap = Browser.Engine.trident &&
translations[this.get('tag')];
if (wrap){
var first = wrapper;
first.innerHTML = wrap[1] + html + wrap[2];
for (var i = wrap[0]; i--;) first =
first.firstChild;
this.empty().adopt(first.childNodes);
} else {
this.innerHTML = html;
}
$exec(js);
}
};
…
})();
Seems to work fine for me (although not really tested yet).
Thanks for the hint Aaaron!
Johannes
