2008/11/18 Matt Foster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Well if you're request method is GET and you're looking in POST, there
> could be some issues, make sure you're using and expecting the same
> method type on the client and the server.
No, its all POST methods being used here. However, I do seem to have
stumbled upon the answer, by accident more than skill...
I changed this function:
>> function loadIncidentAjax() {
>> //Elements within the incident
>> new Ajax.Updater('respanel','data/fetchrespanel.php',{method:'get'});
>> new Ajax.InPlaceCollectionEditor('istate','data/updateticket.php',{
>> collection:['Normal','Restored','Blocked','Barred'],
>> onComplete:updateAfterServiceChange
>> });
>> ...
>>
>> }
so that onComplete reads:
onComplete:function(form,val) {
updateAfterServiceChange(val);
}
and this now has:
>> function updateAfterServiceChange(val) {
>> var v = val;
var v = val.innerHTML;
>> new Ajax.Updater('respanel','data/fetchrespanel.php', {
>> parameters:'f='+v
>> });
>>
>> }
and it seems to work.
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James Hoddinott
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