Garito a écrit :
> I write this very simple test to show you an Ajax.Updater firing
> onComplete before update the content of the affected object
Your code is flawed. What you're actually doing is:
1. Avaluate alert('completo') -> pops up the message
2. Assign the result of it to your onComplete option (i.e. undefined)
3. Finally call the new Ajax.Updater with the options object
You must *pass* a function to callback options, not *call* a function.
Try this:
new Ajax.Updater(yourURLhere, {
// your other options here
onComplete: function(xhr) {
alert('Completo');
}
});
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Christophe Porteneuve a.k.a. TDD
"[They] did not know it was impossible, so they did it." --Mark Twain
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