Re: [jQuery] Newbie Alert: Problem with Ajax
Matias Oberg wrote:
Could this be it and are there any ways to avoid it?
success: function(txt){$(#show_'. $catid
.').append(txt);}
Look at the contents of the string #show_'. $catid .'. I don't think
you want to use this as a selector.
I guess you want to paste in the value of a PHP-variable, so your
problem is in your PHP-code.
Edwin Martin
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Re: [jQuery] Newbie Alert: Problem with Ajax
Thanks Edwin,
it still don't think it's my PHP that's causing the problems.
The code is inside a php-script so all variables gets replaced at runtime.
But replacing the phpvariables with hardcoded values causes the same
problem.
$(document).ready(function(){
$(a#cat_1).click(function(){
$(#ajaxloadimage).ajaxStart(function(){
$(this).show();
});
$.ajax({
type: POST,
processData: true,
dataType: html,
url: getallfromcategory.php,
data: uid='. $cat_result['uid'] .',
success: function(txt){$(#show_cat_1).append(txt);}
});
$(#ajaxloadimage).ajaxStop(function(){
$(this).hide();
});
$(#show_cat_1).ajaxSuccess(function(){
$(this).slideDown(slow);
});
});
});
Are there any limitations on how much data Firefox can handle when updating
via JS? Do I have to divide the data into smaller chunks?
Thanks!
- Matias Oberg
Edwin Martin wrote:
Matias Oberg wrote:
Could this be it and are there any ways to avoid it?
success: function(txt){$(#show_'. $catid
.').append(txt);}
Look at the contents of the string #show_'. $catid .'. I don't think
you want to use this as a selector.
I guess you want to paste in the value of a PHP-variable, so your
problem is in your PHP-code.
Edwin Martin
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Re: [jQuery] Newbie Alert: Problem with Ajax
Think I've found the solution myself.
In the return data from my phpscript I have a couple of javascripts.
I placed this in the wrong section of the phpfile which caused the
javascript to be written over and over again.
The sample script was this.
script
var alertme = function(){alert(Whatever);}
/script
My guess is that Firefox triggers when the same variable gets set over and
over again and IE just ignors it.
When I move the javascript so it just gets written just once everything
works like it should even in Firefox.
Thanks!
- Matias Oberg
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[jQuery] Newbie Alert: Problem with Ajax
Hi,
Please excuse my ignorance. I'm totally new to this.
I'm trying to get some data from a PHP-script via AJAX.
$(document).ready(function(){
$(a#'. $catid .').click(function(){
$(#ajaxloadimage).ajaxStart(function(){
$(this).show();
});
$.ajax({
type: POST,
processData: true,
dataType: html,
url: getallfromcategory.php,
data: uid='. $cat_result['uid'] .',
success: function(txt){$(#show_'. $catid
.').append(txt);}
});
$(#ajaxloadimage).ajaxStop(function(){
$(this).hide();
});
$(#show_'. $catid .').ajaxSuccess(function(){
$(this).slideDown(slow);
});
});
});
It works nicely in IE.
When I try in FF it works kinda.
When the PHP-Script only returns a small amount of data it's fine.
But when larger amounts of data gets retreived FF just hangs indefinite.
What am I doing wrong?
Could someone please advice on what I should do?
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