Thanks for your response, it was helpful. Sounds like the word Helper
is just what it says it is, and that's it. Helpers can't do the full
job, but they help out where they can. I'm starting to realize that
now with Cake.
On Jan 28, 7:46 pm, Sidney wrote:
> I'm not sure if it's 'recommended', bu
I'm not sure if it's 'recommended', but I found quite quickly that the
scope of the $ajax helper becomes too limited (you just can't get
enough code into the array param). The solution is then to start
coding javascript using prototype functions directly and take full
control.
Prototype makes aja
Instead of observing a select field to make an ajax request to a
controller action onchange,
I want the onchange to call a custom javascript function that will do
some logic and then make the ajax request to the controller and update
a div afterwards.
So .. how would I do that?
Or, I guess i co
