[Proto-Scripty] Re: newbie scriptaculous query
Thank you - yeah, relative URL is ok - whole thing was a conflict
between jQuery and Prototype - they both use '$' to shorten code
footprint; working now Thanks Again
On Feb 25, 3:40 pm, Matt Foster mattfoste...@gmail.com wrote:
Your URL is relative, you sure this is correct?
new Ajax.PeriodicalUpdater('clock', 'required/clock/gettime.php',
Try testing it out with a regular Ajax.Request and listening to the
onSuccess/Failure/Exception events and see what is going on.
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On Feb 25, 10:10 am, Bhudda Ben benjamin.rud...@gmail.com wrote:
I am newbie to AJAX and scriptaculous (I know and use php js) with
what I hope is easy question. I am building a new homepage for my
company with the idea that a basic shell of links and other widgets is
always in browser, but center section changes to provide other
commonly used company widgets. I have not yet started to play with
center section - the main use of AJAX - but, and here is problem:
Company desires automatically updating time widget at bottom of page
- this feature was already in use implemented in scriptaculous at our
London office; this is why I am starting with scriptaculous rather
than some other AJAX implementation. I stole the following code:
Head section:
script src=required/scriptaculous/lib/prototype.js type=text/
javascript/script
script type=text/javascript
new Ajax.PeriodicalUpdater('clock', 'required/clock/gettime.php',
{asynchronous:true, frequency:60});
/script
And of course, brought all the scriptacous code over to required/lib.
At bottom of page London original was:
div id=clock align=center?php include (required/clock/
gettime.php); ?/div
I used that and also tried:
span id=clock
?php
//include clock footer
include (required/clock/gettime.php);
?
/span
(since I had the whole in table, thought I might need to go to span
instead of div)
That's it - works in London, does not work in NY for me and London guy
who did original long gone.
The only other difference is London site runs on Windows; mine runs on
Linux - is that a prob?- Hide quoted text -
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[Proto-Scripty] Re: newbie scriptaculous query
use firebug, and check the response from the server.
(make sure error reporting is on)
if the return from the ajax query is an error... then its server side.
I suspect its a php related time error, you should check those
scripts.
NOW if its a local javascript error, (not a bad return from the
server) it may be that you have not initalized the control correctly
does this help?
On Feb 25, 10:10 am, Bhudda Ben benjamin.rud...@gmail.com wrote:
I am newbie to AJAX and scriptaculous (I know and use php js) with
what I hope is easy question. I am building a new homepage for my
company with the idea that a basic shell of links and other widgets is
always in browser, but center section changes to provide other
commonly used company widgets. I have not yet started to play with
center section - the main use of AJAX - but, and here is problem:
Company desires automatically updating time widget at bottom of page
- this feature was already in use implemented in scriptaculous at our
London office; this is why I am starting with scriptaculous rather
than some other AJAX implementation. I stole the following code:
Head section:
script src=required/scriptaculous/lib/prototype.js type=text/
javascript/script
script type=text/javascript
new Ajax.PeriodicalUpdater('clock', 'required/clock/gettime.php',
{asynchronous:true, frequency:60});
/script
And of course, brought all the scriptacous code over to required/lib.
At bottom of page London original was:
div id=clock align=center?php include (required/clock/
gettime.php); ?/div
I used that and also tried:
span id=clock
?php
//include clock footer
include (required/clock/gettime.php);
?
/span
(since I had the whole in table, thought I might need to go to span
instead of div)
That's it - works in London, does not work in NY for me and London guy
who did original long gone.
The only other difference is London site runs on Windows; mine runs on
Linux - is that a prob?
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