This is really bugging me no matter what I'm trying.
In javascript, I'm using the ajax.updater, and it (obviously) writes
back out to a div. I want to then compare what was echoed out into
this div (which came from the php file I listed in ajax.updater) with
a string.
test should equal "SomeString" because that is what is being echoed
out to 'testdiv', but it doesn't. Instead, when I try debugging and
display test in a div, it shows up as "undefined."
Here is example code:
function Check(){
new Ajax.Updater('testdiv','randy.php?ajax=1',
{method:'post',parameters:'somevar='+somevalue,evalScripts:false});
//wha la, testdiv now displays "SomeString". but wait! crap!.....
test = document.getElementById('testdiv').value;
if (test == "SomeString"){
document.getElementById('testdiv').innerHTML=test;
return true;
}
}
Thanks for any advice.
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